The Nazi jet bomber with forward swept wings - Ju 287

Junkers Ju 287 Junkers Ju 287 was a revolutionary German experimental jet bomber of World War II, famously known as the world’s first multi-engine jet aircraft to feature forward-swept wings. Key Technical Features Forward-Swept Wings: Designed by Hans Wocke to provide exceptional lift at low speeds and high maneuverability, which helped compensate for the slow acceleration of early jet engines during takeoff. "Franken-jet" Construction: To speed up development, the first prototype (Ju 287 V1) w

This is the first time the Junkers Ju-188 was flying in public at the warbird meeting in Timmersdorf / Austria. Builder & Owner: Adolf (Adi) Leopold This project is one of two models of Ju-188 at the same modelers club. The weathering has be done by Klaus Herold, who is an expert in painting and weathering WW2 Rc planes. ---- MORE DETAILS ---- Scale 1/4 Wing Span: 5.5 m (18ft) Weight: ~ 85 Kg (187 pounds) Area 3.2 m² (3.6 ft²) Engine: 2x Moki 250cc without pump Propeller: 30.7" 3 blade Ramoser (