The "Five Easy Piece" Horten 229

Ramier and Walter Horten designed and flew their Nurflugels (only-wing) Gliders as teenagers in Germany before WWII. During the war they developed the jet powered Ho-229 for the Luftwaffe and were also working on a long-range Bomber version when the war ended. 

Here I take my "Five Easy Piece" Methodology and apply it along with Kline-Fogleman (KFm4) wings and Ventral Vertical Stabilizers (VVS) to create an Dynamic, Reliable, and Accessible Horten Flying Wing.  

I use Dow and or Owens Corning FFF to make my planes. However DT or what I call "Foam-Core" board form Hobby Lobby, Micheals, Walmart, or Dollar-Tree would work too.

Hope you will enjoy the "Five Easy Piece" version of the Horten 229 as much as I have.

The B-2 Spirit Bomber shares many of the same charateristics of the Ho-229 so I include it's build notes too.

Either one would make an excellent FPV platform as well.

The "Five EASY Piece" Horten 229, B-2 and PAK DA PDF plans are free and the links are found in the build video.

This video covers the Horten, B-2 Spirit and PAK DA builds:

Here are Horten and B-2 Build and set-up Notes:

Here is a video of the "Five Easy Piece" Horten 229 flying on a windy summer day.