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Hs 129 b1 tank buster
Hs 129 b1 tank buster






hs 129 b1 tank buster

You can see the two different hole diameters I devised a way to make this rotate, first glued the engine front on for a drilling guide, drilled through so the prop shaft fitted in, then drilled back the opposite side with a larger drill bit to accommodate Hasegawa's poly cap. Using Master Model barrels, and I have started the engine, the Verlinden set also has all control surfaces and flaps so will be cutting the kit ones off and posing the resin replacements.Īs you know I hate non rotating props with a passion - the resin set gives a solid engine without prop shaft holes. I need to check what makings this aircraft had but like the blue spinner spirals and blue letters so may go with those. I'm doing a variant that was fitted with the 37mm cannon At any rate, unless you are confident that you have control of the air, keep it closer to your side of the front and be ready to evacuate it at a moment's notice while deploying your own fighters to chase the enemy away.While doing my F4 J which was annoying me I pulled this one out and committed to it

hs 129 b1 tank buster

It's not designed for dogfights and relatively slow, allowing enemy dogfighters to run it down with relative ease. However, it needs either air superiority or heavy protection.However, remember that the Hs 129 takes a good, long while to rearm and as such every strike needs to be heavily considered. Use it to root out enemy heavy tanks, particularly Rhinos and similar monsters that are a problem taking head on. Although it has a limited ammo supply, it can destroy almost any enemy vehicle in a single attack run. The B-3 is a class of its own, being essentially the A-10 Warthog of World War II. As far as tank busters go, the HS 129 is one of the most effective strike aircraft in its group.However, it proved deadly whenever it was deployed, and the feat of mounting a gun this size on a plane this small was not surpassed until the introduction of the A-10 Warthog nearly 30 years later (not on larger planes the United States managed to fit a similar gun on the B-26 during the same period). Although theoretically capable of destroying any tank in the world, the excessive weight gave it poor air characteristics, which combined with the small production numbers (just 25) made it a footnote in the history of the war. The B-3 was the most effective variant produced, mounting a fully automatic 75mm PaK 40 in the ventral gun pod. The pair of counter-rotating engines were also armored and provided an excellent, stable platform for tank-busting weaponry. The cramped cockpit was almost impossible to move in, with some of the instruments and the gunsight mounted outside the canopy. It was built with survivability in mind, with the entire nose area enclosed in steel armored plating, angled to increase effective protection from anti-aircraft fire. The Henschel Hs 129 was the result of this program, created after three years of experimentation and iteration. The concept of a dedicated ground-attack aircraft, once balked at, was vindicated by the Kondor Legion and its use of the Henschel Hs 123 against Republican targets, spurring the development of dedicated aircraft. The experiences of the Spanish Civil War were instrumental in the development of the precepts of modern warfare in Nazi Germany and aviation was no exception.








Hs 129 b1 tank buster