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Sort By: Price: Low to High Price: High to Low Most Popular Title Manufacturer Newest Oldest Availability 10 per page 20 per page 40 per page 60 per page 100 per page Page of 1 1:144 Boeing C.97, USAF Discontinued and Sold Out 1:144 Boeing 377 Stratocruiser, BOAC Discontinued and Sold Out 1:144 Boeing 377 Stratocruiser (Minicraft) "Bagged Kit" - no decal AHS Price $15.00 1:144 Boeing 377 Stratocruiser, Northwest AHS Price $17.00 1:144 Boeing 377 Stratocruiser, United Airlines AHS Price $19.00 1:144 Boeing C.97 Stratocruiser, USAF AHS Price $20.50 1:144 Boeing 307 Stratoliner, Trans World Airlines Our Price: $28.75 Temporarily Out of Stock The 307 Stratoliner was developed from the B.17C bomber, using the same wings, stabs and fin with a new fuselage that could be pressurized. The prototype was lost in a crash that occurred when the aircraft went into a spin, and the wings failed during the recovery. Apparently wind tunnel testing revealed insufficient fin area, and an enlarged dorsal fin was the result, this subsequently also being fitted to B.17's. Nine more airframes were built, three going to Pan American, five to TWA, and one to Howard Hughes. The TWA machines were pressed in to WWII service by the USAAF. Post war they were modified with B17G wings, stabs, and more powerful engines, and returned to TWA as 307B's. TWA operated them until 1951, when all 5 were sold to Aigle Azur (France). The last one remained in service in the far east until 1974. Today, one is preserved at the Udvar Hazy Museum of Flight at Washington's Dulles airport, restored in full Pan American World Airways markings. Interestingly, this one was restored twice by Boeing, as just before it was to be delivered to the Smithsonian, it suffered a forced landing in Peuget Sound after running out of fuel. The Hughes airframe still exists, though converted to a houseboat (!!), and moored in Florida. It bears the name "Cosmic Muffin". 1:144 100 Years of Flight - DC-3, Clipper, B.377, L1049 AHS Price $55.00 Sold Out This set contains one each of the following Douglas DC-3 Boeing Clipper, Boeing 377 Stratocruiser L.1049 Super Constellation

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