Detailed specification continued:
| Wing area |
dm2 |
1172 sq.in |
| Wing loading |
gr/dm2 |
oz/sq.ft |
| Options |
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| Documentation |
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| Manufacturers website |
CYMODEL Website |
CYMODEL creates detailed and nice user or instruction manuals for their rc model airplanes. Also a detailed building or instruction manual for the Blohm und Voss BV-141B from CYMODEL is available.
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Product Description:
1. High-quality, prepainted, fiberglass fuselage and cowling;
2. High-quality balsa and plywood material;
3. Light weight and strong construction;
4. Functional scale flaps;
5. Hardware package included;
6. Scale color scheme with professional covering;
7. Decals pre-applied at factory.
The Blohm & Voss BV 141 was a World War II German tactical reconnaissance aircraft prototype. It is best remembered as the most asymmetrical aircraft to have ever flown.
In 1937, the German Air Ministry Reichsluftfahrtministerium (RLM) issued a specification for a single-engined reconnaissance aircraft with optimum visual characteristics. The preferred contractors were Arado, but the request prompted the Focke-Wulf company to work up the alternative idea of the Focke-Wulf Fw 189, a twin-boom design with two smaller engines and a central crew gondola, while Blohm & Voss proposed something far more radical. The proposal of chief designer Dr. Richard Vogt was the unique asymmetric BV 141.
Cowl dimensions:
