Dornier Do-335
Rare german tanden engine fighter-recce-bomber, 1944. Powerplant 2x Daimler Benz DB 603 V12, 1750 hp.
Armament 1x 30mm + 2 x 20mm Mauser. 750 kg kg bombs.
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Added: Mar-18-2012
By: Panzerknacker2
In: Other Entertainment, Weapons
Tags: Dornier, Do-335, luftwaffe, rare
Location: Germany (load item map)
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Views: 1378 | Comments: 11 | Votes: 3 | Favorites: 2 | Shared: 0 | Updates: 0 | Times used in channels: 2
By: Panzerknacker2
In: Other Entertainment, Weapons
Tags: Dornier, Do-335, luftwaffe, rare
Location: Germany (load item map)
Marked as: approved
Views: 1378 | Comments: 11 | Votes: 3 | Favorites: 2 | Shared: 0 | Updates: 0 | Times used in channels: 2
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Great...this is how it starts. A quick google of the D0-335, next thing I know, i've spent half my Sunday reading about unusual WW2 aircraft.... :-)
Posted Mar-18-2012 ByKruger60 (59.40) 
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I understand this was developed by engineers at the Somalian Aeronautical Institute of Technology and presented to Germany as a gift. 8-;
But seriously, very interesting. Don't remember hearing or seeing anything about this before. Thanks for posting it. Voted.
Posted Mar-18-2012 ByTMoray1 (735.66) 
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Guess who is the current owner?
Posted Mar-18-2012 BySerieus (119.44) 
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@Serieus Are you serieus? Who?
Posted Mar-18-2012 ByTMoray1 (735.66) 
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Nice vid
Posted Mar-18-2012 Byp8urbyk5 (590.44) 
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Didn't know of any WW2 bird that was push-pull.
Thanks for posting.
Posted Mar-18-2012 Byjoe prole (1635.90) 
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The Cessna Aircraft company developed an in-line twin back in 1961. One of the main advantages was the elimination of adverse yaw in a case of a single engine failure. Small Twin engine aircraft are very hard to control when one engine quits. Especially in the take-off mode.
Posted Mar-18-2012 Bydownhill2400 (1314.48) downhill2400 View Channel Send Message
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No sound, too bad!
Posted Mar-18-2012 ByJohnrambobo (130.20) 
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That's one plug-ugly aircraft
Posted Mar-18-2012 ByDEADBEEF (4157.06) 
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How did the performance compare to say, the Lightning twin engine fighter bomber?
Posted Mar-18-2012 ByNepean109 (1013.00) 
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@Nepean109 The Do-335 was awfully superior, but it was made in very short numbers, I think 12 or 13 in all.
Posted Mar-19-2012 ByPanzerknacker2 (4095.52) 
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