When it comes to blustering off from a runway, zero beats a rocket powered warbird. Fireworks and firepower all in one package, what a good combination! Anyway, one of a favorite RC WW 2 warbirds is a rocket-powered drifting wing a Messerschmitt Me-163 Komet!

(Above) skeleton accessible from a MAN library during a AirAgeStore.com website.

What do we guys consider of these rocket planes? Having a heat engine in a nose and regulating a rocket engine in a tail for takeoff is unequivocally exciting! Watch for an arriving post of an electric powered Komet, removing converted to turbine power! Now we’re talking!

(Above and Below) Kevin Shaw during a LI Skyhawks Fun Fly with is 80 in. Komet!

Light a glow and dump a tires!

The warbird guys from a Long Island Skyhawks bar have been drifting them for years but incident! What do we think? Is there a Komet in your future?

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