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In order to keep his design team looking busy, so that they wouldn't be conscripted to fight in the army, Prof. Veeblefitzer ordered his team to create as many bizarre looking forms as they could imagine. A. H. loved bizarre. "The more bizarre, the BETTER!!!" Shrieked A. H., wiping the drool off his mustache.
Thus was borne the Ve-641 "Y Wing" fighter.
Looking like an inverted Y, when viewed from ahead, the design offered no improvement over other conventional aircraft, but to A.H. "Das ist kool!"
Pictured is the eighth pre production prototype. It was delivered in desert camouflage with the promise that it would be useful when North Africa was re-invaded (This is while the Red Army was at the gates).
The craft looked threatening while taxing around an airfield, when fuel was available. Take offs were forbidden, as the machine tumbled wildly upon lift off.
"It was fun to strafe" observed American fighter pilots.

Description
In order to keep his design team looking busy, so that they wouldn't be conscripted to fight in the army, Prof. Veeblefitzer ordered his team to create as many bizarre looking forms as they could imagine. A. H. loved bizarre. "The more bizarre, the BETTER!!!" Shrieked A. H., wiping the drool off his mustache.
Thus was borne the Ve-641 "Y Wing" fighter.
Looking like an inverted Y, when viewed from ahead, the design offered no improvement over other conventional aircraft, but to A.H. "Das ist kool!"
Pictured is the eighth pre production prototype. It was delivered in desert camouflage with the promise that it would be useful when North Africa was re-invaded (This is while the Red Army was at the gates).
The craft looked threatening while taxing around an airfield, when fuel was available. Take offs were forbidden, as the machine tumbled wildly upon lift off.
"It was fun to strafe" observed American fighter pilots.