The Blohm & Voss BV 141 was a World War II German tactical reconnaissance aircraft, notable for its structural asymmetry.  The Plexiglas-glazed crew gondola on the starboard side held the pilot, observer and rear gunner, while the sleek fuselage on the port side held a radial engine and an asymmetrical tail.  Several prototypes and twenty production models were built.

I began this model back in 2008 and only recently rediscovered it.  There are lots of plan drawings available on the Internet, but many details among them, making it a challenge to build a consistent mesh.  There are many period photos as well detail photos of scale models.  The challenge here is likewise to find and address differences in depictions.

Here's an early cartoon render.

Cool

Some refinement plus a landing gear test.