Blohm & Voss P.193 Luft-46 project (Luftwaffe 1946) dive bomber and ground attack 1/72 Mikromir 72-033

The Blohm & Voss P.193 was a German Luftwaffe design for a dive bomber and ground attack aircraft from the late stages of World War II, known as a "Luft-46" (Luftwaffe 1946) project because it was a design that didn't make it into production before the war ended. It was a single-engine, pusher-propeller aircraft with the engine mounted mid-fuselage and the propeller at the rear, which provided a clear forward view for the pilot. The P.193 was designed as a successor to the Junkers Ju 87 Stuka and was envisioned to have powerful armament and a high bomb load, though it was ultimately rejected by the German military