A craft designed and tested, but not put into production due to the limits of the Versailles treaty

The Jumo 213A engine drives a pusher propeller via a long shaft. A single fin and rudder is mounted beneath the fuselage to afford the rear propeller with protection during take off and to facilitate zeppelin landings. The wing had a straight leading edge and tapered trailing edge, giving the aircraft a very distinctive profile. The long front fuselage and bubble canopy provides the single pilot with an excellent view.

Armament includes twin 70 caliber cannon mounted in the wings for ground attack and twin 30 caliber machine-guns in the nose for defense against aircraft. It was thought wasteful to put more antiaircraft armaments into a plane with this maneuverability; it's main defense is that it is very tough, quite fast, and hopefully escorted. At left Bvp Aero racers version.