P-26A markings for 20th Pursuit Group (55th, 77th, & 79th Pursuit Squadrons), Barksdale Field.Ĭolor scheme and aircraft assignment details for 17th, 27th, and 94th Pursuit Squadrons of the 1st Pursuit Group at Selfridge Field.Ī beautiful inboard profile with callouts and cross-sections.įuselage construction, cross-sections, & mold lines. P-26A markings for 17th Pursuit Group and 1st Wing aircraft, March Field, 1934.īoeing P-26A 20th Pursuit Group Aircraft Markings from 1934-1936 Sheet 3: 3-view of a 40C showing the National Parks Airways color scheme and equipment - this aircraft is from the third group of 40C's built.ģ-views, cross-sections, wing structure and profiles showing details, markings, and four color schemes - a Boeing Air Transport aircraft, a Boeing demonstrator aircraft, an in-flight refueling test aircraft, and a Western Air Express aircraft.Ĭolor schemes for the 34th, 73rd, & 95th pursuit squadrons of the 17th pursuit group - multiple views.īoeing P-26A 17th Pursuit Group & 1st Wing Aircraft Markings Sheet 2: Color scheme profiles from the second group of 40C's built.
Sheet 1: 3-view drawing with cross-sections of the first group of 40C's showing color scheme and markings of Boeing Pacific Air Transport/American Railway Express aircraft which flew U.S. General arrangement drawing with multiple views, cross-sections, callouts, & United Air Lines color scheme. Sheet 2 - A continuation of the Boeing Model 40A drawing showing profiles of airmail color schemes and design differences between the Model 40As and the Model. Sheet 2 - A continuation of the Boeing Model 40A drawing showing profiles of airmail color schemes and design differences between the Model 40As and the Model 40Bs. Post Office in 1925ģ-view, cross-sections, and color schemes of the Model 40A mail plane as used by Boeing Pacific Air Transport/American Railway Express.
Morrowģ-view with cross-sections of the original monocoque mahogany fuselage Model 40 as designed for the U.S. Morrow's Scale Drawings - page 2 Scale Drawings by James A.
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