model airplane: Boeing P-26A (Model 266)

Date:1972
Medium:Polychrome fiberglass, balsa, metal, acrylic, rubber
Credit Line:Purchase
Accession Number:1997.01.12
Dimensions:21 x 33 x 29 inches (53.3 x 83.8 x 73.7 cm)
Collection:Aviation Museum
Category:Model Aircraft
Subcategory:Model Airplane
Artist, designer, maker :Edward Chavez
aircraft: Boeing P-26A , Boeing P-26
company: Boeing
Description

Model airplane of Boeing P-26A (Model 266); handmade and scratch-built by Edward “Eddie” Chavez for Nut Tree Restaurant and Airfield Model Aircraft Collection, January 1972; blue, yellow, and red livery design with marking, "45 Army P - 26A Air Corps Serial No. AC33 - 67, Crew Weight 200 lbs. 'March Field'" in white under cockpit, and illustration of donkey in yellow circle behind cockpit on fuselage; 1:10 scale.

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