Boeing E-7A WedgetailBoeing E 7A Wedgetail airplane model. The Air Force decided last year to buy the E 7 to replace the aging E 3 Sentry, an airborne warning and control system aircraft. The AWACS dates back to the 1970s, and the Air Force plans to retire 13 of them roughly half the fleet this year and eventually phase the rest out as E 7s come online. Scale: 1 100. Wingspan 14 inches, Length 13 inches.

the Army Air Corps felt that the prototype useful for testing

Its superior craftsmanship and museum design make it a great addition to any aviation enthusiast's office

Hawaii State Seal

DETA Douglas DC-3 airplane model

military enthusiasts

040 lb) of ordnance

while the first production Series 200 first flew on December 19 1963

Own a piece of history with this beautiful desktop display model of the P-51 Mustang

The 707's jet speed

412EP (Enhanced Performance)

323 lb) and was listed as a type approved by the United States FAA in that category

small-capacity airliner to complement the Boeing jet family below the 727