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Hutter "Ostermark"
German WWII twin-engined long-range Zerstorer

1/72 scale, $40

On 9th December 1942 Wolfgang Hutter presented a concept for a two/three-seat twin-engined long-range Zerstorer designated ‘Ostermark’. Construction was to be all-metal and the proposed powerplants were for DB 601A-1s installed side-by-side mid fuselage, each engine driving a set of contra-rotating four-blade propellers via extension shafts. This enabled one engine to continue operating while the other was shut down. Six fuel tanks housed in the fuselage provided a range of 3,000 km. Armaments included a Bordkanone firing through the propeller boss and a rear firing remote controlled cannon in the tail. The bomb load carried internally was 1,000 kg or alternatively a BT1000 Bomb-torpedo.
Drawings exist of the side view cutaway and one of the fuselage plan view but no drawings are available showing the wings. For the profile the wings are shown as what was typical of Hutter designs. Also no reliable details for dimensions and other data remain. proportions are based on the known dimensions of the DB 601A engines.


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