The Henschel "Hs 129" is a tank buster that was equipped with powerful ground-attack weapons and destroyed the influx of Soviet tanks during World War II.

As for the performance of the aircraft, it is a twin-engine but compact with a total width of 14.2 m and a total length of 9.75 m, and the engine is a weak French-made Nome Lawn "14 M" 14-cylinder double-row radial air-cooled engine (700hp) x 2. The cruising range is 880km, which is not much different from the "Bf 109".

The maximum speed was 407km / h, which was not high at all, but it was highly trusted by pilots that it was easy to handle due to the fact that the development purpose was narrowed down to ground attacks and the maintainability was good.