[post_page_title]Blohm & Voss BV 238[/post_page_title]
Known as a “very large flying boat” or a “flugboot”, this plane is something quite extraordinary. It was the largest aircraft built by any of the German allies during World War II, but only one was ever completed. Its first flight debut was in 1944 and in fact, until then it was the heaviest plane that ever flew. The German plane is so heavy that it weighs around 60 tons just being empty.
Two more prototypes were in the making, but these were scrapped before the war ended. Unfortunately, the only known model of the Blohm & Voss BV 238 was attacked and sunk into the water back in 1945.
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