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    Consolidated-Vultee Flying Boat Projects

    The July 1946 issue of Air Trails magazine has an article on large-scale flying models used for aerodynamic research. There are several images of a four-engine flying boat -- obviously if CVAC went to the expense of doing this, then it expected to build something. The legend on the nose reads...
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    Vultee XP-68 and other « Swoose Goose » variants

    Can I also ask for the Vultee XP-68,the improvement version of Vultee XP-54
  3. DarkLord

    X-11, X-12, Atlas missile forerunners

    I am researching the Atlas missile forerunners for a model project. I have some illustrations of the X-12 "Atlas", which had 4 boost engines plus the central sustainer engine; plus a diameter of 12 feet as opposed to the final atlas of 10 feet: but I would like some dimensioned drawings or any...
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    Convair XP-92 / XF-92 - Projects and Development

    Convair XP-92 first configuration
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    Convair XC-99 and derivatives

    The world's largest land plane, the XC-99, made its first flight in San Diego on 23 November 1947. The XC-99, serial 43-52436, is a double deck transport variant of the B-36. It has a considerably larger fuselage, but was never fitted with jet pods. The wingspan is the same 230 feet, but the...
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    1946 USAAF Penetration Fighter (XF-88, XF-90)

    Hi friends. I know, that: Initial attempts to produce jet-powered fighters with the endurance of piston-engined aircraft (e. g. the Bell XP-83 and the Convair XP-81) were disappointing, and in early 1946, the USAAF informally requested proposals for a "penetration fighter" with a combat...
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