Rank 45 documents the Heinkel He 100 D-1 — the sleek low-drag fighter that Ernst Heinkel built to win the 1937 Reichsluftfahrtministerium competition and then kept flying when the contract went to Messerschmitt. Powered by the Daimler-Benz DB 601 and cooled by an evaporative system that eliminated radiator drag, the He 100 set world speed records above 746 km/h in 1939 — faster than any production Bf 109 of the era. Political preference and Messerschmitt's existing production lines limited He 100 output to roughly two dozen aircraft, most repainted as He 113 propaganda props or used as high-speed test beds. Split-view blueprint art renders the Balkenkreuz exterior and wireframe DB 601 lattice exactly as the master PNG dictates.