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Aerocentre NC.3021 Belphegor 
An experimental aircraft intended for high-altitude researches. The engine was a pair of DB605 coupled together to form a DB610 with an output of 2,950 h.p. which drove a single four bladed propeller. The crew of three occupied a pressure cabin with room for two observers.
The only prototype first flew on 6 June 1946. The engine overheated constantly and with money running out this one off only achieved some forty hours flying time before it was grounded and eventually scrapped.
Engine: 1 x 3000hp Daimler-Benz DB-610A piston engine |
