Horten Ho229 "Spirit of Thuringia"
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Unavailable for some time and now reprinted due to popular demand, an outstanding history of the Ho229, one of the most enigmatic aircraft designs to emerge from World War 2.

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This is the first book for Classic by Andrei Shepelev and Huib Ottens, both acknowledged experts on Horton aircraft.

Andrei Shepelev has been interested in aviation, especially in unconventional and lesser-known designs, from an early age. He is an authority on BMW/Jumo jet-powered all-wing aircraft. Based in Russia, the curator/archivist of a regional aircraft museum, he has studied the Horten projects for many years and published articles on them in Russia. He not only relies on German design and test records but has also unearthed much unknown information on the concept, its design and construction from previously unknown sources.

Huib Ottens, who lives in Holland has been researching the history of the Horten Brothers and their flying wing designs for some 20 years.

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"Especially good."--Sabu Advani "speedreaders.info" (1/13/2016 12:00:00 AM)

"Late-war Luftwaffe enthusiasts will really love this terrific tome."--David L. Veres "Cybermodeler Online" (11/20/2015 12:00:00 AM)

"Top notch and very useful for historians and modelers."--Greg Wise "IPMS/USA" (12/21/2015 12:00:00 AM)

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