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| Boeing C-17 1/200 Die Cast Model
Edwards AFB
A replica of a Boeing C-17 strategic airlifter flown by the 412th Test Wing out of Edwards Air Force Base, this limited edition, 1/200 scale, die cast Gemini model features simulated antennae and lights, rotating metal fan blades, an opening cargo door with a deployable ramp, precisely shaped winglets, free-rolling wheels with real rubber tires and steerable nose gear, razor-sharp U.S. Air Force markings, and more. Measures 10½" long with a 10" wingspan and includes a display stand.
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Short Stirling Mk.III 1/72 Die Cast Model
Flt. Sgt. Arthur Aaron, No. 218 Squadron, RAF
On August 12, 1943, British pilot Flt. Sgt. Arthur Aaron of RAF No. 218 Squadron commanded a Short Stirling Mk.III bombing mission against the Fiat works at Turin. Immediately heavily fired upon by an enemy fighter, Aaron was struck in the jaw, lung, and right arm, but managed to direct the crew's bomb aimer to fly the crippled aircraft to Bone airfield in North Africa. Nine hours after landing, Aaron died of exhaustion but saved most of his crew.
Commemorating that heroic pilot, this limited edition, 1/72 scale, die cast Corgi model features engraved panel lines; a cockpit, nose and tail turrets, and a twin-gun dorsal turret, each detailed with hand-painted crew figures and glazed windows; intricate engine fronts with rotating propellers; a realistic bomb bay with opening doors and a configurable load; optional-position landing gear with real rubber tires; and authentic markings. 16½" wingspan; arrives ready to display on the included stand.
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