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P-26 Peashooter Model

Boeing P26 Peashooter Fighter Wood Model Airplane

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P-26 Peashooter Model

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Relive the best moment of your life with our handcrafted P-26 Peashooter display mahogany model.

Model Airplane: P-26 Peashooter Fighter aircraft
Wingspan: 14"
Fuselage Length: 12"
Scale: 1/24
Material: wood
Manufacturer: Boeing
Engine: Propeller
Branch: United States Army Air Corps (USAAC)

Model Airplane Factory offers you this elegant Peashooter P26 fighter display plane wooden made by our gifted artists. The details of the P26 Peashooter such as the insignia, logos, body number, and squadron are carefully and artistically painted in the P-26 Peashooter airplane fighter display model for precision. Every part and detail of the P-26 Peashooter display plane is given equal attention to retain the actual specification of the Boeing Peashooter P26. This Peashooter P26 airplane wood model has a dimension of 14" wingspan and has a 12" length. The process starts from carving the fuselage and the intakes on the fuselage sides to the Peashooter P26 cruciform tail design, to the assembly and final polishing of the P-26 Peashooter airplane model. Our P-26 Peashooter plane model is a beautiful, handmade authentic replica, made from the very finest grade of select kiln-dried wood and painstakingly decorated by our skilled craftsmen. This Boeing Peashooter P26 display model wooden plane comes with a metal stand and wooden base.

Boeing then received an order for 111 of the production version (Model 266), officially designated P-26A, which included an improved wing structure and a radio. Its primary users are United States Army Air Corps, Chinese Air Force, Philippine Air Force, and Guatemalan Air Force.

The first production P-26A flew on 10 January 1934, and the last of the production run was delivered in June. An additional 25 aircraft were completed as P-26B with Pratt & Whitney R-1340-33 Wasp engines, and 23 P-26C had minor changes to carburation and the fuel system. Both Spain (one fighter) and China (11 fighters) ordered the Model 281 export version of the P-26C in 1936.