Vans RV-4Vans RV 4 airplane model. The RV 4 was a development of the single seat RV 3 and was also designed by Richard Van Grunsven of Oregon, USA. It seated two in tandem and was similar in external appearance to the RV 3 but was some 20% larger. There was no commonality of airframe components, the design goal being only to retain the flight characteristics and overall performance of the RV 3. The prototype of the RV 4 (N14RV) was first flown on 21 August

The most obvious difference is the two-rear mounted Spay axial flow turbojet engines

Flying Tiger DC-6 airplane model

completed in June 1916

Length 13 3/4 inches

Fly high with Northern Air Cargo

Custom built models are also available

Although delivery of production aircraft began in June

Mankind had taken its first real step into space

Thunderbirds F-16 model

The Douglas DC-3 is a propeller-driven airliner which had a lasting effect on the airline industry in the 1930s/1940s and World War II

boasting a 45 percent reduction in fuel consumption per passenger compared to previous medium-range planes

Consolidated PBY Catalina aircraft model