Hello World of Secret Projects!

[Optimist]

Hello guys!

To shortly introduce myself: My name is Hansjoerg, I'm German, 35 old and I'm fanatic RC modeller!

After Luft'46 got my second home - so to say, I was searching the web for new challenges...
and was dropped in here .

After I visited Military-Meshes org and other websites I hope to find here additional informations for to build some of the "neverflown" !

Here is my last secret project ... but I had to work with rather little historical / techinical aprooved data

Now I tink about either to cut this bird out of rigid EPP for flying or to
build a Heinkel P.1079 BII out of the same stuff... I have the secret projects books, but if there is additional information available on the Heinkel, this would be much appreciated!

BR Hansjoerg

 

[Justo Miranda]

Welcome Optimist
Here some info from Reichdreams N.15 and Report A.I.2 (g) nº2383 January 1946
Post-1

 

[Justo Miranda]

Here some info from Reichdreams N.15 and Report A.I.2 (g) nº2383 January 1946
Post-2

 

[Wurger]

Hello Justo,

can you please tell what is that source, "Report A.I.2 (g) nº2383 January 1946", and where to get it ( if there is more, even better ).

 

[Justo Miranda]

The original work was based upon British Air Intelligence Reports from the end of the war until January 1946,when the major assessment was published by Flight Lt. Newton.
It appeared on January 1946 as "German Aircraft new and projected types" A.I.2 (G) Report Nº2383
I have a copy that David Masters sent me in the first 80´s.
The book was partially reissued in the 90´s under the title "Paper planes of the Third Reich " by TOROS Publications-ISO Publications
137 Westminster Bridge Road
London SE1 7HR
0171-261-9588

 

[Optimist]

Justo - that is great ... Thank you very much!!

Tried to model from al my sources.- It still doesn't fit to 100 % .... but

Hansjoerg

 

[Optimist]

For I didn't want to modify the Heinkels air inlets with respect to the needs of impellers. I started another time with the FW802 .. this time using the HWC technique to manufacture the parts...

Wingspan will be 1 Meter (~40") and the recent weight of the parts on thos photographs is about 164 Gram!!

 

[blohmundvoss]

Hi Optimist, can you tell me more about the HWC technique?

 

[Optimist]

There is not much to tell about... I built a CNC Machine and wrote a little NC Code generator

From Cad to pointclouds and merged to NC Code...


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w07yOWsflEE&feature=channel_page


That is all!


Hansjoerg

 

[Optimist]

Here is about progress...

Hansjoerg