Takom TAK32001W Ho 2292 BOX Ho229A+Ho229B+1/16Ho229 Pilot (Limited edition) 1:32

Scale 1:32

Wingspan 52.5 cm

Includes 1 figure

Undercarriage retracted or extended

Clear and photo-etched parts included

3 marking variants

unbuilt / unpainted

Paint and glue not included

Scale 1:32

Wingspan 52.5 cm

Includes 2 figures

Undercarriage retracted or extended

Clear and photo-etched parts included

2 marking variants

unbuilt / unpainted

Paint and glue not included

Scale 1:16

1 figure

unbuilt/unpainted

Paint and glue not included

The Horten Ho 229A was a flying wing made of plywood with jet engines, which was intended to be used as a single-seat light bomber (and later also) as a fighter aircraft. The first prototype was a glider without engines. The second prototype already had the planned jet engines, but was lost during a test. The third prototype was captured by the American forces almost completed towards the end of the war. This example can still be seen today in the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum. A two-seat version as an all-weather fighter was also planned, but the prototype was never completed.