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HU-16 Albatross Wood Model Airplane

The history of the Albatross reaches back well into world war II. This HU-16 Albatross Navy plane model is perfect for exhibit and made to last.

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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

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

Bearcat F8F Wood Model Airplane
By the last half of the Second World War, most new US fighter designs were much heavier and more complex than earlier fighters. This beautiful handmade authentic F8F Bearcat model fighter is made entirely by hand.
$169.95

Brewster Buffalo Wood Model Airplane
The stubby F2A Buffalo series became the United States Navy's first operational aircraft of monoplane design. Despite this honor, the system as a whole failed to live up to expectations set forth by technology and combat tactics in the Second World War.
$169.95

C-130 Blue Angels Fat Albert Model Airplane
The C-130 Hercules primarily performs the intratheater portion of the airlift mission. The C-130 Fat Albert mahogany model is completely hand-painted with its actual colors, markings and further details and covered with cleared lacquer for a glossy finish.
$169.95

C-2 Greyhound Model Airplane
The Grumman C-2A, a derivative of the E-2C Hawkeye, replaced the piston-engined C-1A Trader in the COD role. The Greyhound shares wings, power plants and empennage with the Hawkeye, but has a widened fuselage with a rear loading ramp. The first of two prototypes flew in 1964 and production began the following year.
$169.95

Corsair F4U Navy Model Airplane
The "Bent-Wing Bird" or "Whistling Death" or just Corsair. Whatever you decide to call it, which may depend on which side of its guns you are no, the F4U Corsair was one of the most distinctive aircraft of World War II. All parts are cautiously carved, plus the vibrant colors and markings are painted on the Navy Corsair F4U fighter military for precision.
$169.95

Douglas Skyrocket
An experimental American rocket-powered plane that became the first aircraft to travel at more than twice the speed of sound. On November 30, 1953, pilot A. Scott Crossfield nudged the Skyrocket, which had been air-launched from a Boeing B-29, into a shallow dive at 18,900 meters and reached 2,136 km/h (Mach 2.01). The D-558 series, which also included the Skystreak, was developed by Douglas Aircraft under the direction of Edward H. Heinmann of the United States Navy. NACA (National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics) used the Skyrocket to explore the flight characteristics of swept-wing aircraft.
$169.95

Douglas Skystreak
Conceived in 1945, the D558-1 Skystreak was designed by the Douglas Aircraft Company for the U.S. Navy Bureau of Aeronautics, in conjunction with the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics (NACA). The Skystreaks were turbojet powered aircraft that took off from the ground under their own power and had straight wings and tails. All the skystreaks were initially painted scarlet, which lead to the nickname "crimson test tube." NACA later had the color of the Skystreaks changed to white to improve optical tracking and photography. The Skystreaks were ideal first-generation, simple, transonic research airplanes.
$169.95

E-2 Hawkeye Wood Model Airplane
The E-2 Hawkeye is the Navy's all-weather, carrier-based tactical battle management airborne early warning, command and control aircraft. Grumman model display wood is a seamless, flawless scale model replica of the famous Navy Hawkeye E-2 .
$169.95

F-18 Hornet Blue Angels Model Airplane
Designed with the blue-and-gold paint scheme, The Blue Angels F/A-18 Hornet is immediately recognizable. The heart-stopping aerobatics are famous. It’s the Blue Angels, the U.S. Navy’s squadron of F/A-18 Hornet strike fighters, whose skillful and daring maneuvers win respect around the world. The year 1946 marked the first performance of the Blue Angels, inspired by Admiral Chester W. Nimitz, Chief of Naval Operations.
$169.95

F2A Buffalo Model Airplane
The Brewster Buffalo was the first monoplane fighter to enter service with the U.S. Navy. The F2A Buffalo wooden model fighter is completely hand-painted with its actual colors, markings and further details and covered with cleared lacquer for a glossy finish.
$169.95

F4U Corsair Ira Kepford Model Airplane
The F4U was the first Navy craft to have landing gear which retracted flush into the bottom of the wing, though it took some effort. This Navy F4U Corsair fighter wood military is glossed with clear lacquer to provide long lasting protection as a finishing touch.
$169.95

F4U Corsair Navy Wood Model Airplane
The US Navy ordered a prototype of the Vought design as the "XF4U-1" in June 1938. The museum quality Navy Corsair F4U fighter wooden is crafted with precision and made with only the finest materials.
$169.95

F4U Night Corsair Model Airplane
Widely regarded as the most capable carrier-based fighter of the Second World War, the F4U Corsair was designed to employ the largest engine and propeller ever fitted to a fighter up to that point. The Vought Corsair F4U Night model desktop fighter is made to recognized collector scale of 1/32 for enhanced value.
$169.95

F6F Hellcat David McCampbell Model Airplane
The F6F Hellcat was the successor to - and a logical evolution of – the capable F4F Wildcat series of carrier-borne aircraft fielded by the United States Navy in the Pacific Theater of World War 2. The F6F Hellcat Grumman military display fighter is a seamless, flawless scale model replica of the famous Grumman F6F Hellcat .
$169.95

F8F Bearcat Model Airplane
The F8F Bearcat built upon the highly-touted and proven successes of the F6F Hellcat series of carrierborne aircraft. Our version of the F8F Bearcat Grumman military model features a hand-painted realistic color scheme of the actual Grumman F8F Bearcat Navy.
$169.95

Grumman Hellcat F6F Model Airplane
The carrier based Grumman F6F-5 Hellcat fighter-bomber was one of the most successful and most feared of the Allied aircraft. Every Navy F6F Grumman military fighter airplane is a work of art.
$169.95

Hawkeye E-2 Model Airplane
The E-2 serves in a very similar role as that of the USAF E-3 AWACS. For this reason, E-2s are sometimes called "mini - AWACS." Our version of the Navy E-2 military model mahogany features a hand-painted realistic color scheme of the actual Hawkeye E2.
$169.95

HU-16 Albatross Wood Model Airplane
The history of the Albatross reaches back well into world war II. This HU-16 Albatross Navy plane model is perfect for exhibit and made to last.
$149.95

J2F Duck Model Airplane
The JF/J2F "Duck" was one of those military workhorses moving around in the background before and during WWII which did a tremendous job but never got the publicity of its' more glamorous teammates. The J2F Duck Grumman wooden utility model is a seamless, flawless scale model replica of the famous J2F Duck Grumman.
$175.95

J4F Widgeon Model Airplane
On 1 August 1942, a Coast Guard J4F Widgeon amphibious aircraft, USCG Number V212, piloted by Chief Aviation Pilot Henry Clark White, Coast Guard Aviator No. 115, along with crewman RM1c George Henderson Boggs, Jr., were patrolling about 100 miles south of the air base at Houma, Louisiana, at an altitude of 1,500 feet. All parts are cautiously carved, plus the vibrant colors and markings are painted on the J4F Widgeon Navy utility wooden for precision.
$175.95

Kingfisher OS2U Wood Model Airplane
Catapult-launched, observation floatplane. The OS2U was a neat, compact mid-wing monoplane, with a big central float and small stabilising floats. The Vought Kingfisher OS2U wood observation model is completely hand-painted with its actual colors, markings and further details and covered with cleared lacquer for a glossy finish.
$199.95

MF Seagull Model Airplane
The Curtiss Seagull appeared shortly after the end of First World War. Although it was probably the best small flying boat of the period, not many were sold. The Seagull had to compete with the low-priced, war-surplus Curtiss MF flying boats from which it had been developed. Though both somewhat small for the job, both the Seagull and the Curtis MF were flown in some Canadian bush operations.
$149.95

Neptune P2V-5 Wood Model Airplane
The first P2V-5 flew on 29 December 1950, and the type performed ocean patrols during the later parts of the Korean War. The P2V-5 retained the same powerplants as the P2V-4, but the six fixed 20 millimeter guns in the nose were replaced by an Emerson nose turret mounting twin 20 millimeter guns. Additional anti-submarine warfare (ASW) and electronics countermeasures (ECM) gear were incorporated, and another crew member was added to operate the new ASW-ECM gear, bringing the total to nine.
$169.95

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