Favourite WWII prototype or could-have-been?

I like the Douglas XB-19 and the XP-55 Ascender.

 

Note the minute hint towards the look of the plane in the nickname of the XP-55 :lol:

 

I invented my own

http://www.quarry.nildram.co.uk/WW2plane.htm

Tony Williams: Military gun and ammunition website and discussion forum

 

How about Barnes Wallis' "Victory Bomber"?

 

I thought the Victory Bomber was supposed to be an eight engined beast?

 

The XFY-1 “Pogo”

Go-229 (aka Ho-229)

Mistel bombers (RC flying bombs based off the Ju-88 fuselage, flown remotely by Fw-190 pilots)

 

no, it was Ho IX, the 229 was asigned to gothaer waggonfabrik, hence the Go 229, but for the original it was Ho, for Horten

 

Douglass XB-42/43 Mixmaster/Jetmaster and the Northrup XP-79.

 

for me the ta 183, dornier p-247, fw flitzer and ju ef 128

 

The Martin-Baker MB5 ( http://www.martin-baker.com/history_mb5.html ) looks like it might have been an interesting one.

 

1941

Span(ft.in/m): 172/52.4
Length(ft.in/m): 96/29.3
Wing area(ft2/m2): 2675/248.8
Max Weight(lb/kg): 104,000/47,174
Engines: 6x Merlin RM.6.SM or Hercules
Max speed(mph/kmh) at height(ft/m): 352/566 at 32,000/9,754
Armament: 1x 10ton bomb, 4x defensive guns


1942

Span(ft.in/m): 172.1/52.5
Length(ft.in/m): 100.8/30.7
Wing area(ft2/m2): 2676/248.9
Max Weight(lb/kg): 113,500/51,484
Engines: 6x Merlin 60
Max speed(mph/kmh) at height(ft/m): 360/579 at 40,000/12,192
Armament: 32,000lb of bombs, 2x 0.5" MGs

 

Gaah, get out of my head Microsoft.

Must add the Vought V-173 and Xf5u-1 'Flapjack' to the list as well.

 

i personaly like the He 100. it was built in compition with the BF 109. the He 100 also slight out preforms the BF 109.
http://www.warbirdsresourcegroup.org/LRG/he100.html

 

slightly?, the he 100 was made for pure speed!!!!
set a record of 463.92 mph in march 30 39