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Blohm & Voss Bv 538

41.4k MrVaultech  6.9 years ago
Auto Credit Based on MrVaultech's Blohm & Voss Bv 238

The Blohm Und Voss Bv P.538, developed during the mid-years of WW2 as a heavy fighter/bomber for the Luftwaffe. As a successor of sorts of the P.141, the P.538 acts as a dive bomber and heavy fighter, loaded with an SC1200 under the main fuselage (AG1), and two MG 131 13mm guns (Harmonization set to roughly 200 meters) in the wing near the cockpit.The cockpit itself is pressurized for the three man crew; pilot, naviga ator/radio operator, and engineer. A single hatch is present on the port side of the cockpit for crew to enter/exit from.The fuselage contains the engine, a Daimler-Benz DB 630 36 cylinder Double W engine, and 3827 liters of fuel for said engine. The maximun speed reached by the P.538 was over 515 km/h in acceptable weather.Anyways, me here. Really the only issue that should arise is takeoff. Because of the unique layout of the gear, the plane will yaw left when the engine is started. Besides that, I found out it can land on carriers (USS Beast only), and takeoff as well.Hope ya peeps enjoy this odd plane, and expect more to come soon.

General Characteristics

  • Predecessor Blohm & Voss Bv 238
  • Created On Android
  • Wingspan 50.6ft (15.4m)
  • Length 43.7ft (13.3m)
  • Height 16.1ft (4.9m)
  • Empty Weight 8,060lbs (3,656kg)
  • Loaded Weight 14,845lbs (6,733kg)

Performance

  • Horse Power/Weight Ratio 0.227
  • Wing Loading 22.5lbs/ft2 (110.0kg/m2)
  • Wing Area 658.9ft2 (61.2m2)
  • Drag Points 6592

Parts

  • Number of Parts 208
  • Control Surfaces 5
  • Performance Cost 741
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    41.4k MrVaultech

    Danke @ThePrototype

    6.9 years ago
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    14.5k Gemista

    @MrVaultech kek

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    16.4k ThePrototype

    Looks good

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    41.4k MrVaultech

    Uhg... I'm super special. Screw it, gonna give it a crazy big number
    @TheMutePaper

    6.9 years ago
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    41.4k MrVaultech

    I did this with the Zehn too! I named it the P.75, but literally right before I made it, I attempted making the P.75! Gah... I'm special...
    @Gemista

    6.9 years ago
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    41.4k MrVaultech

    Fak! I did it again! Gah... I really gotta look more at the numbers.
    @Gemista

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    14.5k Gemista

    You do know that the BV238 is a big seaplane right?

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    41.4k MrVaultech

    Mkay
    @ReischetzFokke

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    41.4k MrVaultech

    Ahh, right. Yeah, it's all metal in the fuselage and cockpit in this plane, and the glass is orange because reasons that I say. (I'm not sure if the 141 is wood, but it's likely since it was developed during the mid 30's)
    @ReischetzFokke

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    41.4k MrVaultech

    Mirrored, eh, but armed... I'm assuming you meant it had an upgrade in armorment, as the 141 already had MG 15's and 17's, as well as four 50kg bombs. Really, this plane steps down in offensive armorment and defensive and replaces it with a bomb load.
    @ReischetzFokke

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    41.4k MrVaultech

    I don't blame ya for them being so similar.
    @Mostly

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    31.3k Mostly

    @MrVaultech oooooh

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    41.4k MrVaultech

    Nah, it's not the 141. This plane is completely fictional, but did draw inspiration from it.
    @Mostly

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    31.3k Mostly

    This is not the BV 238 it's the BV 141...

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    41.4k MrVaultech

    Danke!
    @General360

    6.9 years ago