A very rare example of a jet with forward-swept wings. Actually built and flown as a proto-type at Brandis near Leipzig in April 1944. Forward sweep was used in an attempt to increase the wing's critical mach-number without meeting the wing-tip stall problems encountered with swept back wings, as a planned speed of Mach .8 or .85 was expected ! (The Colonel)

Junkers 287

Hi Neutral. Here's another one for you! This intriguing project foreshadowed the American F-82 Twin Mustang in some ways, being a doubling of an existing design to yield higher performance and load carrying ability. With the advent of the jet engine though piston engined aircraft such as this were already being rendered obsolete .(The Colonel)