Wingspan: 19.25 "
Model length: 14.85"
Height: 10.75"
Code: BW06019
This HUGE Stearman Yellow Peril Mahogany wood desktop model airplane is BIGGER and more detailed than the regular wood model airplane available in the market today, for a lot less but with a greater quality and more detailed!
ALL NEW FROM MASTERCRAFT:THE BIG WINGS SERIES Yellow Peril wood desktop model airplane! This BIG model airplane of the plane that helped train America's pilots is handcarved from mahogany wood and completely handpainted. With a BIG 19.25" wingspan this BIG wood desktop model airplane is considerably larger than a regular-sized Yellow Peril. And it's more affordable.
From Mastercraft Collections, who is making models for America for over 30 years. Words are not enought to describe this Stearman Yellow Peril Model Airplane, you have to see and own one for yourself to know how Big, Beautiful and Detailed this desktop model is.
Other Big Wings Series wood model airplane available - collect them all!
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Stearman Aircraft Corporation was an airplane manufacturer established by Lloyd Stearman at Wichita, Kansas in 1927. Two years later, he sold it to the United Aircraft and Transport Corporation. In 2005, Boeing sold the civil portion of the former Stearman operations to Onex, forming Spirit AeroSystems, though they have retained the military operations.
In September 1934, United was forced to separate its airline and aircraft manufacturing operations. At this time, Boeing became a separate business once again, and Stearman was made a subsidiary of it. Stearman officially ceased to operate as a brand at this point, but it was at this same time that the Stearman plant had created its most successful and enduring product, the Model 75 that would become the main primary trainer aircraft for the US military during World War II. Although the Stearman company designed a range of other aircraft, the Model 75s have come to be known simply as "Stearmans" or "Boeing Stearmans".
A national Stearman fly-in is held every year around Labor Day in Galesburg, IL.
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