History:

This is the BF-ME-2341-MAUS-1932. Which yes that is a long name. This was thought up by the Germans in World War 4. They were getting pushed back significantly, and needed a fast plane, that also may have fooled enemy personnel. It's shaped like a bird and it was a quite unstable plane, to say the least. The Germans had lost so many resources and battles that the scientists and engineers slapped this together and handed it to the leader. The leader built TWO prototypes, and during flight before the pilot dropped the bombs, the wings bent upwards and snapped, sending the plane into an endless spin towards the ground. The pilot was unable to eject due to how fast the plane was rolling, and the pilot along with the plane were slammed at 600 MPH into the ground, the jet disintegrating. The Germans lost the war, and this plane was put into the Smithsonian museum of Air and Space, and stored there.

(Yes I DO know the wings do flap and etc, the History explains it.. I did that on PURPOSE)