Heinkel P.1079

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The Heinkel He P.1079 was a projected German V tail flying wing all weather jet fighter designed in the closing stages of World War II. The aircraft was only a design; it was not produced.

era Heinkel P.1079 twin engine all weather heavy jet fighter. The Gmax model features moving pilot heads, full moving parts, etc. For more information, read this announcement.¹

Made by Heinkel.

Designer

Siegfried and Walter Günter

Engine(jet)

Heinkel HeS 011

Introduced

no evidence proved for the designs submitted to RLM

Status

Cancelled

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