Grumman F6F Hellcat Royal NavyGrumman F6F Hellcat British Navy airplane model. British use of Hellcats in the Pacific extended back to the fall of 1944. In a series of strikes on Sumatran oil fields in December and January 1844 and 1839 Squadrons off the Indomitable had accounted for some 15 aerial victories with few losses. Then came the Okinawa Campaign where 1844 ran up the largest one day score for British F6Fs by downing four Oscars, a Tony, and a Zeke over Formosa on 12

this new aircraft featured a wide and fairly spacious cabin

Beechcraft 200 Cal Fire airplane model

The High ALtitude Observatory (HALO)

it was a totally new design

Each is hand-built

Up to three external fuel tanks provided additional range

Length 8 1/2 inches

During its active service in the United States Navy (1972-2006) the F-14 Tomcat was the Navy's primary maritime air superiority fighter and tactical reconnaissance platform

this ensures that the wheels cannot be retracted accidentally on the ground or a landing made with the wheels up

the Beechcraft 36 Bonanza reigns supreme

Jim had exchanged his Wasp Jr

hand painted F-4E Phantom from the 35th Tactical Fighter Wing