Haunebu II – Experimental WWII Flying Disc
“A concept that never left the blueprints — until now.”
Step into the pilot seat of the Haunebu II, a detailed recreation of the alleged WWII-era experimental flying disc said to be under development by Germany during the final years of the war. Whether fact or fiction, this design has long captured the imagination of alternative aviation enthusiasts, and now it’s brought to life in Stormworks.
This craft features:
Fully functional VTOL for vertical takeoff and hovering
Custom-designed interior modeled after speculative diagrams
Defensive turret systems to match alleged schematics
Classic disc-shaped hull with era-appropriate styling
IMPORTANT NOTE:
This creation is intended purely for historical and fictional interest. It does not glorify, support, or promote any ideologies or organizations associated with the actual events of World War II. This is a mechanical and creative build focused on engineering and concept design
Background:
The Haunebu II is one of several alleged German flying disc projects claimed to have been in the concept or prototype phase during WWII. Though no physical evidence confirms their existence, the mythos surrounding these designs lives on in speculative aviation and alternate history circles.
The Backstory:
As the war drew to a close and the Third Reich collapsed, Protocol Nachtfall was enacted — a directive to hide or destroy all experimental technology to keep it from enemy hands. One such prototype, the Haunebu II, was launched on an automated course out over the North Sea.
It never returned. Decades later, during a deep-sea recovery mission off the coast of Sawyer Island, a strange, disc-shaped hull was discovered — intact, but dormant. It was pulled from the ocean, restored piece by piece, and reverse-engineered. Today, it flies again
Enjoy the flight — and don’t forget to favorite if you enjoy speculative engineering brought to life.
Currently still a W.I.P More updates soon. also i recommend keeping vehicle damage off for now.
(P.S infinite Electricity is needed.)
