Horten Ho 229 - Der legendäre Nurflügel

The Horton flying wings are one thing above all: legendary aircraft that fly without fuselage and tail unit. With the development of the Ho 229, the Horton brothers embarked on design principles that were far ahead of their time. The H IXV1 first flew in March 1944 as a non-motorized glider - however, the concept only peaked at the end of the last century. The authors provide a comprehensive overview of the development and testing of the Horton Ho 229. Impressive graphics and construction drawings as well as impressive picture material make the book a standard work in the contemporary aviation program.
144 pages, 265 x 230 mm
German language