O Scale German V-2 (A4) Rocket Engine Combustion Chamber Flatcar Load
O Scale German V-2 (A4) Rocket Engine Combustion Chamber Flatcar Load
O Scale German V-2 (A4) Rocket Engine Combustion Chamber Flatcar Load
O Scale German V-2 (A4) Rocket Engine Combustion Chamber Flatcar Load
O Scale German V-2 (A4) Rocket Engine Combustion Chamber Flatcar Load
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O Scale German V-2 (A4) Rocket Engine Combustion Chamber Flatcar Load

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  • Great load for your late 30's through WWII era and beyond model RR layout
  • Manufactured in USA
  • Size Approx 25.5 x 25.5 x 41.27 mm (LxWxH)
  • Finish and paint as desired

Scale model of the WWII German V2 rocket engine combustion chamber.  The V-2 was developed by the Germans as the first long range liquid fueled supersonic guided ballistic missile.  Thousands were fitted with explosive warheads and launched into allied territory starting in 1944 resulting in nearly ten thousand fatalities. 

V-2 specs:

Mass: 12,500kg

Length: 14m

Diameter: 1.65m

Propellant: 3810kg 75% ethanol / 25% water mix + 4910 kg LOX

Operational Range: 320km

Max speed: 5760 km/h

Imagine your layout with this historic rocket engine on a flatcar headed to your rocket engineering facility.

 

Other items in photos shown for size comparison – NOT included.

Scale model is for display and operating model railroad load / modelling and is not a child's toy.

For use by railroad modelers age 14 years minimum.

Model based on a design by Thingiverse user Ben_Buggenhout is licensed under Creative Commons - Attribution - Share Alike license.

Photo of prototype pocket engine used by V-2, Deutchses Historisches Museum, Berlin (2014) licensed under Creative Commons Attribution - Share Alike license.