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Sometime during WW2 Focke-Wulf studied a series of 3 very heavy bomber/reconnaissance aircraft designs, which go as follows:
Wulf Fw P.0310.224.20
Long range bomber powered by 4 BMW 801E engines. Patrol and reconnaissance configurations were envisioned.
Wulf Fw P.0310.224.30
Long range bomber powered by 6 BMW 801E engines. Based upon P.0310.224.20 design, likely had increased range and/or capacity.
Wulf Fw P.0310.225
Long range bomber powered by 4 BMW 801D engines. Had a twin tail boom configuration. Close project numbers and compatible role means it probably was designed together with the above two projects, or very shortly afterwards, probably for the same program.
There's no exact dates for them, but since they appear on the Fw design number list before the 1000x1000x1000 project and use 801E engines, my guess would be 1943-1944.
Wulf Fw P.0310.224.20
Long range bomber powered by 4 BMW 801E engines. Patrol and reconnaissance configurations were envisioned.
Wulf Fw P.0310.224.30
Long range bomber powered by 6 BMW 801E engines. Based upon P.0310.224.20 design, likely had increased range and/or capacity.
Wulf Fw P.0310.225
Long range bomber powered by 4 BMW 801D engines. Had a twin tail boom configuration. Close project numbers and compatible role means it probably was designed together with the above two projects, or very shortly afterwards, probably for the same program.
There's no exact dates for them, but since they appear on the Fw design number list before the 1000x1000x1000 project and use 801E engines, my guess would be 1943-1944.