Photographs taken at the National Museum of the United States Air Force in Dayton, Ohio.
Boeing P-26A Peashooter Walk Around
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Photographs taken at the National Museum of the United States Air Force in Dayton, Ohio.
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It’s like a 30’s sports car! I saw this very same peashooter when I went to the museum in early April and it really stood out. I just love the lines, the wheel pants and the cables. I was also very lucky to get a Hobbycraft P-26 from my LHS. These are actually very nice kits. Thanks for posting these shots!!
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In a museum of exceptional aircraft, this one just stands out.
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FYI, the paint shade used and the scheme is incorrect and the museum knows it. I asked the Historian about this. There are no plans to change this either. Oh well…..
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The blue looked a little suspect to me, but it sure is pretty! There are a number of attractive schemes for the P-26, you’ve got quite a few on your sheets.
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