1945 Bachem Ba-349A Natter & Launch Tower
The socket (in the picture right bottom) is handmade out of wood
An overview of the plate
There are two pilotes standing on the front of the Natter and at the rear a mechanic.
The canopy is opened to take a look inside the cockpit
The Krad maybe is to yellowish. But on my point of view, it doesn't matter.
I think the mechanic looks for his tool. He layed it somewhere 🙂
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3 2 December 2019, 19:08
Christian WThis kit made fun to build on the one hand but on the other hand I know now, that I'm no military builder. I couldn't find enough motivation for it. Nevertheless, I'll building further on at it, to complete my plan for it.
2 December 2019, 19:28
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I took part on a model kits challenge by Revell. I decided to make something on a totally new area for me: military.
My choice got the Natter by Revell. The main reason is, that I grew up near by the spot, where the only one manned Natter took off. Sadly, it crashed. But it was the start of the vertical start with manned aircrafts, powered by rockets.
The paint sheme shows Natter #M52 and was produced for checking the roll manouvers. Therefore it had large, light yellow markings on the wings (circle, sware, triangle, cross and a trapeze).
