Douglas XB-19A 38-471 United States Army Air Force This particular aircraft represents a

This particular aircraft represents a highly unusual and rarely modeled subject — a converted Flying Fortress in diplomatic service

making it a key link in the chain of development that led to the most successful passenger diesel family in American railroad history

No Decals — an undecorated shell for modelers who wish to apply their own railroad's markings or paint scheme

The Jupiter C was an Orbital Launch Vehicle derived from the PGM-11 Redstone

and the most direct paint scheme in USAF history: "CLEAR WRIGHT FIELD AREA" in bold black lettering along the fuselage

Douglas XB-19A 38-471 United States Army Air Force This particular aircraft represents aThese are 1 72 scale decals for Douglas XB 19A 38 471 in United States Army Air Forces service, depicting the aircraft following its re engining conversion during World War II. By 1943, the original Wright R 3350 radial engines of the XB 19 were replaced with four Allison V 3420 liquid cooled engines the most powerful American piston engines of the era earning the aircraft its new XB 19A designation. The conversion gave the already enormous aircraft