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Jimbowyrick1 — Veeblefitzer Mayfly Fighter

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Published: 2018-03-25 02:28:03 +0000 UTC; Views: 3372; Favourites: 69; Downloads: 21
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Description Professor Anton Veeblefitzer, continuing his efforts to keep his design team, and factory workers, from being conscripted to go and fight the advancing Bolshevik Armies of Ultimate Liberation From Everything (BAULFE), came up with this goofy design.
Powered with a single Jumo THX-1138 turbo-jet engine, coupled to the minimum air-frame conceivable, the Ve-322A "Mayfly" was designed as a short-range'd fast climbing interceptor to combat enemy bombers that were destroying the Evil Snotty Central Axis Powers Empire (ESCAPE), and its ability to produce the necessary weapons of war.
Titled the Mayfly, not because it slightly resembled the flying bug, but because Prof. Anton Veeblefitzer was a staunch "fly-fisherman", and loved the "Mayfly Lure", above all others!
Any-who, the machine was equipped with 4 x 35mm auto-cannon, and had enough fuel for a 30 minute flight, and could wreck havoc to any enemy machine within it's limited radius of flight.
To conserve resources, and to keep the price down, the Mayfly Fighter was equipped with fixed landing gear, with a minimum of shock-absorbing capabilities, so the 'craft could be launched, and landed, from soft grass-covered landing areas.
The bottom of the craft, aft of the motor exhaust, was covered with heat resistance sheet steel, as the exhaust of the jet motor had a tendency to roast the tail unto oblivion, causing spectacular crashes.
A few dozen of these remarkable craft were able to take to the sky in the last desperate weeks of the Evil Snotty Empire's vain effort to survive.
And that's the truth! Pl-pl-pl-pl! 
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Comments: 11

Svetoslawa [2019-02-16 15:40:55 +0000 UTC]

Jesus! What the hell is it? 

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Jimbowyrick1 In reply to Svetoslawa [2019-02-16 16:22:42 +0000 UTC]

It's a ...........  VEEBLEFITZER!!!!
 

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Svetoslawa In reply to Jimbowyrick1 [2019-02-16 17:34:43 +0000 UTC]

OK

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BlueEyedBrigadier [2019-02-10 09:13:58 +0000 UTC]

How does the rear balance in the air like that, without support from a tail wheel?

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Jimbowyrick1 In reply to BlueEyedBrigadier [2019-02-10 22:33:08 +0000 UTC]

Fixed tricycle landing gear.
Nose is heavy enough to keep the tail up.

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RJDETONADOR97 [2018-04-02 13:05:32 +0000 UTC]

This airplane has a weird design. It's very thin on the back and fat on the front.  

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PilotAaronIzzard [2018-03-26 17:57:14 +0000 UTC]

I agree with mr Blackbox81, but me personally it looks like a german version of the Yak 15p i.pinimg.com/originals/85/36/6…
Possibly yet anotehr attempt to by the germans to copy a Russian design.
Keep up the good work mate.

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Jimbowyrick1 In reply to PilotAaronIzzard [2018-03-26 20:43:08 +0000 UTC]

Over 10 years ago, I spent tons of time doodling my designs in pen and pencil, and was heavily influenced by "Luft '46" website.
Over the past year, I've been transposing the basic designs, with color added, onto my DA site.
The Mayfly design was probably influenced by the FW-P1 illustration by Gino Marcomini on Luft 46.

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PilotAaronIzzard In reply to Jimbowyrick1 [2018-03-27 21:50:04 +0000 UTC]

Nice

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blackbox81 [2018-03-25 23:17:46 +0000 UTC]

Looks like a Ta 152 fuselage got mated to a He 162 engine, loaded up with some MK 108 cannons.

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Jimbowyrick1 In reply to blackbox81 [2018-03-25 23:41:12 +0000 UTC]

Yeah!
I've got new ideas for old aircraft!
Stay tuned!
Prof. Veeblefitzer sends his thanks!
  

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