Douglas RB-26C 44-35581 United States Air Force These cars were a standard

These cars were a standard and essential part of the Southern Pacific's heavyweight passenger consists

the largest and heaviest aircraft ever designed to operate from an aircraft carrier

This is a service to design an N or HO scale locomotive of your choice

Marine OE-1s served extensively during the Korean War and into the early Vietnam era

This A-24B — once a frontline dive bomber built to attack enemy shipping and ground targets — was acquired by the City of Portland and modified to carry agricultural spraying equipment

Douglas RB-26C 44-35581 United States Air Force These cars were a standardThese are 1 72 scale decals for Douglas RB 26C 44 35581, assigned to the 363rd Tactical Reconnaissance Wing, United States Air Force, circa 1955. The RB 26C was a dedicated photographic reconnaissance conversion of the Douglas B 26 Invader, with cameras installed in the nose and fuselage in place of the bombardier's position and bomb bay equipment. Fast, low flying, and capable of operating by day or night, the RB 26C was one of the USAF's primary