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B-25 Mitchell Doolittle Raiders Model Airplane

The B-25J was effectively the same as a B-25H, but with no 75 millimeter cannon and a different nose, or rather a pair of alternate noses. The B-25 Doolittle Raiders model wood is made to recognized collector scale of 1/44 for enhanced value.

Span: 18.6"
Length: 14.7"

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A-1 Skyraider Model Airplane
In September 1 1968, Colonel William A. Jones flew an A-1 Skyraider. The A1 Skyraider wooden airplane display is completely hand-painted with its actual colors, markings and further details and covered with cleared lacquer for a glossy finish.
$169.95

A-1 Skyraider USAF Model Airplane
hrough its remarkable service during the war in Southeast Asia, the A-1 Skyraider became legendary. This beautiful handmade authentic USAF Skyraider A-1 wooden model airplane is made entirely by hand, from the hand crafting of the fuselage, wings and tail section - to the sanding of the aircraft's contours.
$169.95

A-1E Skyraider Model Airplane
The USAF altered the Navy’s AD-5 and redesignated it to A-1E in 1963. The A-1E Skyraider airplane military is completely hand-painted with its actual colors, markings and further details and covered with cleared lacquer for a glossy finish.
$169.95

A-20 Havoc Solid Nose Model Airplane
Douglas A-20 Havoc operated as a very effective low level attack aircraft in the Pacific, and as a medium level bomber over Europe. The A-20 Havoc Solid Nose model wooden is completely hand-painted with its actual colors, markings and further details and covered with cleared lacquer for a glossy finish.
$169.95

A-26 Invader Glass Nose Model Airplane
The Douglas Invader was one of very few aircraft to be entirely conceived, designed, developed, produced in quantity and used in large numbers, all during World War II. The museum quality Glass Nose Invader A-26 airplane wooden is crafted with precision and made with only the finest materials.
$169.95

A-26 Invader Model Airplane
The first experimental Douglas A-26 Invader flew in July 1942 and exceeded all of the performance standards including the ability to carry twice the bomb load as required. Our version of the Invader A26 wooden airplane features a hand-painted realistic color scheme of the actual Douglas Invader.
$169.95

AC-119 Gunship Stinger Model Airplane
The AC-119K "Stinger" was an improved version of the AC-119G "Shadow" and was built as the second phase of the Gunship III program. This beautiful handmade authentic AC119 Gunship Stinger model display desktop is made entirely by hand, from the hand crafting of the fuselage, wings and tail section - to the sanding of the aircraft's contours.
$179.95

AM-1 Mauler Model Airplane
The Mauler's first flight was over six months ahead of the Douglas XBTD-2 Skyraider prototype, which first took to the air on March 18, 1945. All parts are cautiously carved, plus the vibrant colors and markings are painted on the Martin AM-1 Mauler model desk top for precision.
$169.95

B-10 Bomber Wood Model Airplane
The USAAC used the B-10 to evaluate precision bombing tactics with the new Norden bombsight. The B-10 Bomber wooden airplane model is a seamless, flawless scale model replica of the famous Air Force B-10.
$169.95

B-17 Fortress Nine-O-Nine Model Airplane
The B-17, arguably World War II's most famous heavy bomber, first flew on July 28, 1935, before a crowd of reporters eager to see Boeing's new bomber take wing. Every B-17 Nine-O-Nine model airplane is a work of art. Our version of the B-17 wood airplane features a hand-painted realistic color scheme of the actual Fortress Nine-O-Nine.
$199.95

B-17 Fortress Olive Wood Model Airplane
The B-17 was a low-wing monoplane that combined aerodynamic features of the XB-15 giant bomber, still in the design stage, and the Model 247 transport. Our version of the Fortress Olive B17 wood model plane features a hand-painted realistic color scheme of the actual Fortress Olive B17.
$169.95

B-17 Fortress Sentimental Journey Model Airplane
Made famous in its role in the Daylight Strategic Bombing Campaign of WWII and the post-war movies that made it an icon, the B-17 flies proudly across the United States with its companion, the B-24 Liberator on a mission of peace and rememberance. The B-17 Fortress Sentimental Journey military wood is made to recognized collector scale of <b>1/62 </b> for enhanced value.
$169.95

B-17 Memphis Belle Model Airplane
The B-17 Flying Fortress was made by the Boeing Aircraft Company. The B17 Memphis Belle model plane is completely hand-painted with its actual colors, markings and further details and covered with cleared lacquer for a glossy finish.
$169.95

B-18 Bolo Pima Model Airplane
The Douglas B-18 Bolo was a United States Army Air corps and Royal Canadian Air Force bomber of the late 1930s and early 1940s based on the Douglas DC-2. The Bolo Pima B18 bomber airplane model is a seamless, flawless scale model replica of the famous Bolo Pima B-18.
$159.95

B-24 Liberator Ploesti Raid Model Airplane
A living history museum seen at over 120 cities per year, the B-24 brings memories for the many who flew others like it during WWII. This Liberator Ploesti Raid bomber military wood is glossed with clear lacquer to provide long lasting protection as a finishing touch.
$169.95

B-24 Liberator Silver Model Airplane
The Consolidated B-24 Liberator was one of the most versatile aircraft of the Second World War. This Liberator B24 Silver military plane is perfect for exhibit and made to last.
$169.95

B-24 Liberator Wood Model Airplane
With over 18,000 aircraft built the Consolidated B-24 Liberator was produced in even greater numbers than the other famous Second World War US bomber, the B-17 Flying Fortress. This beautiful handmade authentic B-24 Liberator airplane wood model is made entirely by hand, from the hand crafting of the fuselage, wings and tail section - to the sanding of the aircraft's contours.
$169.95

B-24J Liberator Olive Model Airplane
The Collings Foundation’s B-24J is the only restored flying B-24J in the world. The B24J Liberator Olive military plane is completely hand-painted with its actual colors, markings and further details and covered with cleared lacquer for a glossy finish.
$169.95

B-24J Liberator Silver Chief Model Airplane
Externally, the initial B-24J differed very little from the nose-turreted B-24G and B-24H, but could generally be distinguished from them by carefully studying differences in the nose turret and nosewheel landing gear door arrangements. Generally, B-24Js built by the different members of the Liberator Production Pool were quite similar and could only be distinguished from each other by an examination of their serial numbers. However, careful observers could often tell the difference between the B-24Js from the different manufacturers by looking at the arrangement of the nose landing gear doors--some of them opened outwards, and some opened inwards. The initial Convair-built B-24J differed from the G and the H in having inward- rather than outward-opening nosewheel doors. All of the B-24Js from Convair that had the A-6A or A-6B turrets all had inward-opening doors. The B-24J-45-CF with the "swept" nose and the A-15 turret had inward-opening doors until Block 70, then switched to outward opening doors. The B-24J-185-CO with the NAA-style nose and the A-15 turret had outward-opening doors. All of the North American built B-24Js had outward-opening doors, as did all of the Ford-built B-24Js. Convair adopted the North American-style nose fairings, but Ford continued with the S-curve fairing that had been used in the H-series.
$169.95

B-24J Liberator Wood Model Airplane
We’re very pleased that we have been able to keep this B-24J flying and look forward to continuing to honor our American Veterans. This Liberator B-24J wooden model plane is perfect for exhibit and made to last.
$169.95

B-25 Mitchell Doolittle Raiders Model Airplane
The B-25J was effectively the same as a B-25H, but with no 75 millimeter cannon and a different nose, or rather a pair of alternate noses. The B-25 Doolittle Raiders model wood is made to recognized collector scale of <b>1/44 </b> for enhanced value.
$169.95

B-25 Mitchell Executive Sweet Model Airplane
The B-25 originated in a 1937 Army request for a twin-engine attack bomber that could out-perform existing single-engine types. All parts are cautiously carved, plus the vibrant colors and markings are painted on the Mitchell B25 Executive Sweet model military bomber for precision.
$169.95

B-25 Mitchell Jimmy Doolittle Model Airplane
On April 18, 1942, Lt. Col. James H. Doolittle led a group of 16 B-25 bombers on a carrier-launched raid on industrial and military targets in Japan. The B-25 Mitchell Jimmy Doolittle wood display bomber is completely hand-painted with its actual colors, markings and further details and covered with cleared lacquer for a glossy finish.
$169.95

B-25 Mitchell Tondelayo Model Airplane
It is an unmistakable sound you can hear from miles away--the growl of two mighty Wright R-2600 radial engines powering the most revered medium bomber of World War II. This Tondelayo B-25 display plane is perfect for exhibit and made to last.
$199.95

B-26 Marauder Flak Bait Model Airplane
The first Marauder prototype flew in November of 1940 and were pressed into service as the B-26A by February of 1941 with the US 22nd Bomber Group (BG) at Langley Field. This Flak Bait Marauder wood model is perfect for exhibit and made to last.
$169.95

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