Top 11 Insane Nazi Aircraft Ideas That Never Took Off
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first of all the DO335 was actually a fighter bomber and for seconds: why is the shown version the trainer?
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The Flying Wing design is just beautiful.
It is, ain't it? Even prop-driven Wings like the American YB-35 look like they crawled out of the Batcave!
With no fly-by-wire and would have killed more German Pilots than Allied Airmen
It's the retrofuturistic look that absolutely kicks the imagination into overdrive!
@@jamesricker3997 yeah its a documented fact that all fully flight worthy prototypes of Ho 229 crashed taking the lives of those brave test pilots
@@jamesricker3997 Not just fly-by-wire, but gyroscopic stabilization, which needed some decades to develop, to substitute inherent stability.
Be fair - The Ho-229 did fly….a couple of times in the test stage.
Do 335 to
Still flying.
🧸5:50😱
My personal favorite weird Nazi plane was the Natter. A disposable vertical take off fighter that used solid fuel rockets as weapons. Once the mission was over the pilot ejected both himself and the rocket engine. It flew once, then exploded.
The Nazis were really that desperate that they wanted to reuse the rocket?
@@carltonleboss well the rocket engine yes. It was the same engine that was used in the Me-163 Komet rocket plane and was worth it. The Natter itself used solid fuel motors for take off as well as the rocket engine. The Natter was disposal and was made of wood. It was basically a manned SAM.
Actually the Natter didn't explode on its first flight, however, it was the first known aircraft to have gone supersonic before anybody had come up with the concept of a supersonic rocket powered reaserch aircraft.
@@carltonleboss their industries were razed to the ground, they were running out resources and the technology employed was simple but still expensive.
My favourite ones is the silver moon.
the gotha rammer seems to be eco friendly since it’s reusable
Also, it looks like a cartoon plane from a Loonytoons cartoon
No lead poisoning from the bullets
LOL. Yup... eco friendly wars are best.
Mario bullet guy
WW I there was the Gotha Giant. About the size of a B-17D.
really unique designs but my favorite has to have been the bf-raid shadow legends
Mine too! if only germans have developed that raid shadow legends, they would raided shadowed legend over allies!
Im guessing the bf raid shadow legend could go mach 1
The Germans really did make some crazy designs during the war.
It was all the drugs they took. All the scientists were on meth during the war
I agree, but the go to word for a year or two is INSANE.
@@donofon1014 Insanely fantastic XD
and americans stole them
Insane and wholly useless designs which could not have flown properly, at a time when the Germans needed new aircraft immediately. Meanwhile, the British started designing the Canberra in 1944, although the end of the war delayed development and it didn't fly until '49. It's almost as if the German designers were high on amphetamines. Which some of them were.
These were really some unique, and very weird aircraft projects.
Now there is a vocabulary that flies above INSANE
5:25 I built that in Kerbal Space Program once, didn't work too well, and definitely did run out of fuel in about 6 minutes
Horton Ho 229 actually followed the 3 x 1000 idea 1000 km range 1000 Km/h speed 1000 Kg weapon load Ho 16, never of the drawing board, was slated as an intercontinental strategic nuclear bomber
The Horten Brothers designed an "America Bomber" which may have functioned. And it is a fact that this Factory was hidden from much of the Nazi Top, who didn't know about it!
*Ho 18 The Jetfighter was the Horten 9, the projected Americabomber was the Horten 18!😉
And there never was a Horten 229, since RLM only gave the Designation 8-229 and that Number was passed to Gothaer Waggonfabrik, which was chosen to build that Aircraft as Gotha Go-229A!😉
Well, Horten IX was bomber, not figther, as Me 262, but it was repurposed and also it was first stealth plane ever build, luckily never entered service @@einautofan6685
Great work, love your videos especially about WW2. Keep up the great work and best of luck to you :)
The Ho229 wasn't scrapped, it passed Göring's 3x1000* requirement but it was just way too late. I have quite a few books on it, that thing could have had a significant impact on the air war *It's actual topspeed was 965.61 km/h Not the requirement but good enough
No it wouldn’t. There was no technology at the time to make the thousands of adjustements needed to fly a flying wing. The americans had built their own and it failed because of this.
@Dario Montieri actually the u.s. Flying Wing made in the late forties did very well it's just that at the time it wasn't very cost-effective compared to conventional wing and fuselage aircraft but they made literally two versions one that was piston engine driven and then the other that was jet-powered based on the same basic airframe. Both of them had excellent Performance Based on based on their overall design and payload capacity. And there would be no B-2 Spirit or B21 Raider if it wasn't for them.
@@eddieschwab864 Pls translate my Comment in English: Ich kann mich an eine Dokumentation erinnern wo der Northrop Flying Wing als exzellentes Flugzeug dargestellt wurde, aber während der Testphase von der Konkurrenz (Boeing?) sabotiert wurde! Scheinbar war Lobbyismus, Sabotage und Bestechung schon damals ein großes Thema in der Flugzeugindustrie...🤔
@@eddieschwab864 I also believe that politics and timing played a role in prohibiting Northrop's success. His flying wings were intended for a fully Nazi-occupied Europe that thankfully never had to be. As much as I love the XB-35/YB-49, the situation would probably entail more deaths.
Fun Fact: The Nazi UFO was used by the moon Nazis in the movie Iron Sky.
Never heard of it before, but thanks for the info. ;-) Guess they can make a game out of it.
@@AniMageNeBy Wolfenstein: The New Order
"It's not UFO when it has been identified, but it will be IFO" - anonymous
look up Keneth Arnold's sketch of the UFO he described as "flying like saucers skimming the water surface" (he was not talking about the shape) observed during his flight during the numerous sightings before the Roswell incident..
In my opinion, The Lippisch P.13a (6:22) was the only one that, among the other lunatic models, made some sense. Design-wise was bold but not entirely weird. The Horten models, starting from 7:56, obviously are the only rational and amazingly well designed models. So ahead of their time!
look for the documentary Hitler's stealth fighter well worth a watch and puts my standalone comment in perspective
God I fucking hate the "Nazi stealth aircraft" bullshit
The Lippisch plans and Lippisch himlself were reused by the US Airforce. He helped design the Delta Dart, Delta Dagger and Hustler. It really was a good design.
@@HrLBolleYeah no. Anything WWII German “stealth” is basically entirely junk.
@@robertoroberto9798 This is true when one directly compares the technical and scientific skills of yesteryear to those of today. But when viewed "objectively" in terms of time, the Horton Flying Wing could be seen as a potential game changer in an effort to trick the then fledgling RADAR technology
I sincerely hope you do an individual episode on each and everyone of these aircraft. Your content is so good and I love it when you talk about the weird and strange projects keep up the good work.!!
Most of them already do 😊
One aeroplane that wouldn’t have been out of place on this video was the bomber from Raiders Of The Lost Ark. I know it was only a figment of Hollywoods imagination but it was still a great looking aircraft and would have been great to see it actually fly. Great video.🇦🇺
Or just watch Captain America movie with lots of "Skull" Planes! (projected real fighter/bomber concepts) 😉
I was watching Raiders today and was like wait a minute, they didn’t have a succesful wing!? That’s what led me here! It was a gorgeous fake aircraft tho.
The best thing about the Silbervogel is that the designer knew it was impossible with the available technology. But he figured that if his government was going to throw away its money on an insane war, he might just use some of that for a project that might be of some use after the war!
Eugen Sänger was a Visionary! Way ahead of his time! He allready thought about re-usable Space-/Aircrafts! There was a black Ramjet Version of a Space Shuttle Transporter (on top) as a Concept in the 90s! That far ahead!😎
@@einautofan6685 IIRC there was a German project for a two-stage reusable shuttle in the '60s(?) that was explicitly based on Sänger's ideas.
4:45 Junkers EF 009 design meeting. "So how many engines does it have?" *"Yes"*
''Alle'' 😂
I am very excited for the video about the Silbervogel! It's a fascinating concept that I have already done slightly research on.
Dynasoar. American similar idea.
I'd guess deep space communication, in that it could account for Doppler shift in a transmission from something moving away at speeds unimaginable in atmosphere. Other than that, I'm curious if it could be used to keep comms with an object that's re-entering atmosphere as the plasma creates a communication blackout for a time.
ah yes, my favorite experomental german plane, raid shadow legends.
The Horten 229 did "take off" in the sense that they did have a flying prototype late in 1945 that had several successful test flights (and one not so successful one that was a fault of the Jumo Engine it was equipped with). It just never made it to full scale production before the war ended.
It would have been glorious if by the beginning of the air battles the Luftwaffe was fully equipped with ME 262 and Horton 229 and 16
@@HrLBolle No it wouldnt we might be speaking German right now if that were the case.
@@kidddogbites Not talking battle of Britain
@@kidddogbites dies wäre für mich kein Problem
Have you forgotten the Horten 229 that lays in the smithesonien
I'm glad he didn't try going over literally all of them. Bro would've been here for 24 hours 😂😭
I like to imagine allied pilots reacting to the aircraft if they were put into service. Like I'm watching a documentary about these aircraft and then they get someone who seen one firsthand and explained what he was thinking when he saw it.
Its so awesome how you tubers spontaneously break out a raid legends wtf ever ad in the middle of a interesting topic! Said no one ever.
Simon Whistler always rips it off on Business/Brain Blaze.
8:00 there where several flying prototypes of the Horten Ho 229 so this one in fact took of but not on a large enough scale and to late to alter the war of Air superiority Also some years ago skunkworks did replicate her to a high degree an tested her alleged stealth capabilities, finding them to be more them sufficient if faced of against the British Chain home installation. So much so that they (the researchers), based on these results came to the conclusion that no defence squad sitting on the ground, at reduced alert, would have been airborne fast enough for intercept while in route if a flight of HO 229 were approaching on sea level.
No? The team said that the Horten only had about 80% RCS of the BF-109, mainly due to wooden construction. This gives enough time for any RADAR to detect it and then scramble interceptors to intercept the Horten.
@@robertoroberto9798 if my memory serves me right, it was given in context of approach on sea level. Will edit original comment to give that bit of info, that had fallen in the sofa crack of my memory
The Ju287 was made from the fact that airspeed/lift on the wings would be the highest by the plane's body this way (And not on the wingtips) and leaving the center of gravity free for the bomb-load. I had some pictures of it with small strips on the wing to prove the airflow from this theory. And a passenger plane was made after the war, with its wings pointed forward. Also a later American fighter had its wings like this.
Never forget the SU 47 when talking about Forward Swept designs.
Fun fact, the pancake plane is actually very popular with RC enthusiasts and is known otherwise as the nutball in the community.
Do-335 2 seater was a Night Fighter version...with some detailed for trainers. The 2nd crewman ran the radar on oard.
Both! Some were built / planned as pure Trainers, others as Nightfighters with Radar and heavy Armament!😉
The DO 335 actually took of in WW2
The U.S. flight-tested an aircraft called the "flying pancake" which had a circular wing and flew quite well despite its circular wing. Similarly, the Lippisch P.13 coal-fired ramjet "Flying Triangle" wasn't as eccentric as it looks in the animation.
Gajin needs to add these vehicles to War Thunder
The bomber version of the ho229 would be nice in 7.7/8.0
The Amerikabomber flying-wing keeps reminding me of the Hydra flying wing from Captain America The First Avenger
Probaly inspired by it
The fact that the Ju 287 was even scraped together is scary
I like how the most replayed place is where the raid ad ends 🤣
these are some planes that i would've built in KSP
4:27 you sure you meant that "unfortunately" in there?!
That's what I thought! Though in a bizarre way it would of been good. The cost of development, manufacture and pilot training would have been so high in comparison to just turning out existing designs it would have been more debilitating to the regime than advantageous.
It kinda feels like he supports the ideas hahaha
seeing this video in my subscription feed, makes me feel like I can go to bed and have something to look forward to for tomorrow.
Hope you enjoy!
The Horten HO 229 boomerang shaped aircraft & the Focke Wulf Treibflugel an interceptor aircraft interesting. All of them interesting for sure.
Triebflügel only looks amazing for Hollywood movies like Captain America!😉 Truth is, the Triebflügel concept doesn't really makes sense at all! Nobody would install Jet-Engines on the end of a rotating wing!🤪
11:56 yeah yeah And we say in Italy: if my grandpa had 4 balls he'd have been a pinball...
Great stuff mate. Vert interesting. 👍
There was a lot of interest in anti-gravity vehicles and a few prototypes were made. Someone shared a clip of Die Glocke taking off and it was amazing to see (even if the video quality was a bit low.) Early German AGVs had a slow start-up and thus needed a JATO rocket to launch, but this issue was soon resolved. Unfortunately information about these AGVs are sparse as most documents were destroyed so as to not fall into Allied hands. Even though one schematic was obtained, it is only a partial design and there is a reason for this being that if the Allies managed to get one part and tried building a replica it would not function. Schematics of the designs were divided amongst a group of high level officers responsible for these projects. It's a shame that we don't have this technology (available to the public) today, as AGVs could greatly benefit the public, especially as ambulances and rescue vehicles.
Lol🤣 Glocke never existed! That's only a crazy myth by some americans that have seen too much Hollywood movies like Captain America...🤣
@@einautofan6685 ok keyboard historian...
@@jamesjesse9773 I mean, He's right. It is wehraboo nonsense. It just seems to be based on the fake Adamski saucer
probably the greatest ad transition
Here’s the thing: I don’t care about what the aircraft were supposed to be used for, I just want to look at the crazy designs.
Super Lion, Triangle, Horten HO 229, Americabomber, and Sibervogel all look like they come straight out of STAR WARS 😲
Indeed, Star Wars was influenced by german Wehrmacht / Luftwaffe fantasies and nightmares (?🤔🤣) of George Lucas... You can see many references to the germans in that movies!😉
Problem with the rammer is not shown in your video - all those guns on the B17 bombers would be blazing away. German fighters knew that getting within 1000 yards of a bomber formation was deadly and they loaded up with armour and long-range guns to compensate. The rammer would have been shot to pieces. And the Triebflugel is just dumb - do the fuel tanks spin with the wing (all sorts of issues) or feed through a rotating joint (highly unreliable). It should also be pointed out that german jet engines of the time lasted between ten and fifty hours, depending on how hard you pushed them and how lucky you were. Not a great idea for a transatlantic flight.
Du solltest auch wissen,das Deutschland einen kronischen Mangel an entsprechenden Rohstoffen hatte.Deshalb mußte deutscherseits Improvisiert werden.
Junkers Ju 287. Why you should not design an aircraft when you have a hangover. Some have said that the Horten HO 229 was a stealth aircraft. The problem with this idea is that this claim did not come about until the 80s when people were looking at stealth technology. One of the Horton brothers saw a chance to get in on it all and made the claim. No such claim existed when the brothers were question just after WW2. The other problem was that one of the components of the glue being used on the aircraft actually increased the radar signature making it easier to be seen by radar.
A late test built of a model Horten has proven that it was a fact, that by the Radar technology of the time, it would have been hard to see!!
Some years ago, I went on a mad buying spree. Among the 60-odd still-unbuilt plastic model kits in my closet are 3 Nazi fantasy aircraft. One is the already named Horten GO 229. The others are the 5-prop! Heinkel HE-111 Zwilling and the Arado Ar (E) 555. The particular contribution of these madmen in war and belief-shaping was their theatricality. These craft belong in a Fritz Lang movie. What's missing is a dirigible. (ps--See the '38 Korda 'Shape of Things to Come' for the ultimate flying craft ..)
Actually a double body Heinkel was made, I think to be able to pull the Gigant?
This is unironically the funniest video I’ve seen in weeks. Keep it up man love your content.
Also, one of the reasons the HO-229 was built in the way it was is because it was supposed to be a stealth fighter that would be hard to pick up on RADAR
As an avid HO fan myself, im afraid youce been greatly missinformed, it was never designed for that
That was by accident
The flying wing design helps but without the radar absorbent material…. It would light up every radar wherever it went.
@@bipolarspock6145 In the US a Go229 was rebuilt according original plans and due to the fact, that the plans were to make it out of wood (as there was not enough metal avialable anymore), it would have had a reduction of radar signatur of about 35% - but like described, as a side effect of not having enough metal. Further more the test of radar signatur and speed gave a picture of a Go229 flying on low altitude over the channel to Great Britan would have been detected about 5min before reaching the GB coast - much to late to start air defence measures.
It wasn't designed to do that and it also wasn't stealthy at all
I'm interested in aeronautics for all my life, I'm well aquainted with my home country's darker chapters of history and with the technology of this time - and yet I didn't know about some of the concepts shown here which really are obscure. Very interesting, thanks a lot!
Never knew that Raid Shadow Legends was a nazi plane idea that never rook off
I am still impressed about your research to these epochs of flight technology. Especially the goal fighter jet.
The gotha aircraft was the first ram jet 😂
The Luftwaffe was really innovative! Triebflügel, Ho229 or the Ho "Amerikabomber" are really outstanding. Later the Allied just copied technology. Also the Sänger Project (Silbervogel) was leading. Interessting to see the Ufo's..... perhaps a video regarding operation Highjump would bring more informtion. Thanks for this really fascinating video.
Copied in what regard?
The flying wing idea wasn't copied at all. The United States was already experimenting with flying wing designs.
@@peterson7082 Haha - funny qustion!
@@eliotjurgensen1421 no - not as early as the brothers Horten! Just lok at the facts! Northrop copied it! No American was an real poineer - they just copied, what has been invented ;-)
@@martinoppermann9868 John Northrop had been working on flying wings since the Horten brothers were teenagers
DO 335 two seater ( Anteater ) was also designated to be a night fighter. I enjoyed making 3 of these models, beautiful aircraft.
The swirly one and big wing one look like the HYDRA planes from Captain America :o
Bro the Germans were playing kerbal space program long before it was made.
You should do a Video the Bf-109TL, Love the videos btw
Some of these prototypes and design remind me of something that Wil E Coyote would come up with, lol. Great video!
The Ho 229 actually flew: One test pilot died after an engine failure mid air caused the hydraulics to fail, but overall it was supposed to enter production
I’m going to need a video on every single one of these!
I had a scale model of the Dornier Do 335. Pretty interesting plane.
You guys finally did a video with the Super Lorin in it. Nice!
Would you happen to know where to look at the documents for the last one?
Love the pun in the title
12:00 "Asphynic force" = Techno babble.
I think the EF009 could have been a great weapon, because aircraft of the time could not break the sound barrier (Not under control anyway), but could potentially climb at exceptionally high speeds relative to other aircraft of the time, without nearing Mach 1.
"... but unfortunately construction delays it couldn't get enough into service to make a difference..." @4:30 Well, luckily they didn't get enough of them into service to make a difference...
Thank you! One of several similar odd comments in this otherwise very good video
Well, unfortunately.... for them.
HYPER BOLE? (what the? ... Explain that one!) 09:48
Some of these look like my kerbal space program designs
Some of these planes are crazy I think some of them were used in place of the planes for the marvelverse or atleast in the comics I know the weird rotating engine plane and the flying wings were used in the Captain America movie atleast the first one were cap gets to beat the crap out of red skull he has flying wings set to attack America
The 287 is literally the German Bomber Version of the SU-47 Berkut
8:52 "Amerikabomber" Reference to B-2 Spirit? lmao
Will be waiting for another aircraft list video
Bro the do 335 took flight
“ Never took off”
there was no iron curtain in WWII
i like "Captain America: The First Avenger" , with a few of the Nazi aircraft design concept like Valkyrie (base on the Horten flying wing) , the Focke-Wulf Triebflügel or Triebflügeljäger and HYDRA Parasit (base on Messerschmitt Me 334)
😉👍
How that Horten maintained inflight stability whitout a vertical stabilizer or onboard computer ?
Me when building KSP planes(and feeling a need for funny goofy planes).
Hyperbole is NOT pronounced HYPER - BOWL, but as HY PER BO LEE , HYPERBOLEE
6:25 Jedi.Starfighter, are you there ?
Other plane designs: -We need to make the fastest and most agile fighter planes -We need bombers which can take a lots of bombs safely -We need planes that could fly even into other continents German designs: *GOTTA GET JETS TO TAKE DOWN THOSE AMERICAN BOMBAS*
I swear to God. If I was rich, like Elon Musk rich, I'd be building a factory and hiring aircraft designers to actually build all these weird aircraft designs just to see if they worked
A nice idea!!
you should link all the other videos you mention in the description
Ho 229 actually did have multiple variants and they are interesting... If you wanna see a cool bomber me-264 is one to look up
Hitler wanted to build Horton 229, bit there where no ressources to build it
The Horten Ho-IX glider was the basis for the Gothaer Wagenfabrik Go-229 which was built to the three times 1,000 project (speed of 1,000kph, fly 1,000 kilometers, and carry 1,000 kilograms of bombs). Missed the Me-262 HG-II and HG-III
Not only that! There were a lot more Messerschmitt Projects! Many Jetfighter Concepts that looked way ahead of their time! P.1110 for example, or P.1101 which really existed as Mock-Up in Bavaria by the end of WW2 and led to the Bell X-5 in the US!😉
Holy shit. The flying triangle is literally just the ship from the SHMUP Platypus
Ey, you should do the Blohm & Voss BV P. 188
1:18 i believe it was also called the flying beer tray by the germans...
As far as I remember, weren't there 2-3 Ho-229s being built at the end of the war that got captured in Paperclip or something?
2 where build complete, but one crahed in testflights. a third was almoust complete and was under US paperclip visitors finished. 6 in build where scrapped
The Focke-Wolfe Super Lorin was so named after the German name for a ram jet "Lorin". It was named after the designer Rene Lorin.
The triangle plane is the damn gorg space fighter from the movie home XD
So insane that most of the allies tried building some of these in the future 😮😮
I like to see an ace combat game based on failed experimental fighters such as these but made by the Belkans.
If the aircraft's in this we're model kits. I would buy them
I second that sir
Revell does a 1/48 ho 229 and zuki muria does a 1/32 ho229 and do-335
I have seen model kits of the Focke Wulf Treibflugel VTOL aircraft, they are out there.
@@joelynch7541 Revell also did a Haunebu (Nazi UFO) model too I believe
*were. We're = we are