DFS194

The DFS-194 was designed by Dr. Alexander M. Lippisch as a rocket propelled research aircraft powered by a Walter R I-203 rocket engine mounted in the tail which developed 882 pounds of thrust. During January of 1939, Lippisch and his desing team transferred from DFS to the Messerschmitt company taking the project with them. The DFS-194 made its first flight during early 1940, reaching speeds of over 340 mph under rocket power. The success of thhe DFS -194 directly led to development of the Me-163 Komet rocket fighter.

New digital decal for simulating the wooden wings!