Luftwaffe's Glider Tug by geoffgeoffp
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Comments (10)
Garlor
Must have been hairy to fly.
Pewter7
Well done, nicely laid out with good contrast of line design and color at the top.
ysvry
nice work, I wa wondering was one cockpit being used to fly this plane or where there 2 pilots in 2 cockpits?
ericnoreen
Keep up the outstanding work!
Nytoprod
they find it difficult to think that it existed... The detail is, there as usual... ;o)
shayhurs
"..My turn!... NO, it is MY TURN to fly..." (GRIN) Excellent work as always!
clifftoppler
Well, the two sides look to be the same, but two pilots at separate controls could be a recipe for disaster. Maybe they had alarm clocks fitted and took turns. Democracy in Nazi Germany...mmm!
Dann-O
I think there was one set of controls. It was just a cheap way to make a big plane stitch two medium ones together instead of making one from the ground up.
claude19
SUPERB DESIGN !!!
Buffalo1
The Germans paid the price for not developing heavy 4 engined bombers and transports during WWII. Dann-O is right about the He-111 Zwilling.