Pacific Aircraft Models 23/144
Wingspan: 22.25”
Fuselage Length: 19”
B-52 STRATOFORTRESS BIG UGLY FAT FELLOW Model Airplane: You won’t call it ugly once you set your eyes on it
Pacific Aircraft’s B-52 STRATOFORTRESS BIG UGLY FAT FELLOW Model Airplane is based from the blueprint designs of the real B-52 STRATOFORTRESS BIG UGLY FAT FELLOW aircraft and made only by the most skilled and meticulous hands of our craftsmen. The B-52 STRATOFORTRESS BIG UGLY FAT FELLOW model plane is identical to the authentic B-52 STRATOFORTRESS BIG UGLY FAT FELLOW. Let the B-52 STRATOFORTRESS BIG UGLY FAT FELLOW win the hearts of your guests and visitors like it had won your heart.
The B-52 STRATOFORTRESS BIG UGLY FAT FELLOW model plane was made from only high-quality materials by skilled craftsmen. It underwent careful carving, sanding, painting, and polishing to ensure superb quality. It comes with a sturdy base with a steel mounting rod. You can also purchase our pitch wall mount accessory for a more dynamic look and experience. The B-52 STRATOFORTRESS BIG UGLY FAT FELLOW model plane will definitely make a good conversation piece to your home.
History of the B-52 STRATOFORTRESS BIG UGLY FAT FELLOW
An everlasting image of global power which was primarily used by the United States Air Force, and one of the most durable aircraft ever designed, the Stratofortress can drop bombs or be an airborne missile launching platform. It is a strategic bomber and is commonly referred to as the "Big Ugly Fat Fellow". Manufactured by Boeing, the B52 had its maiden flight on April 15, 1952 but was introduced in February 1955. As of now eighty-five units of the B-52 are still active and nine are reserved.
On the November 23, 1645, Air Materiel Command wanted to have a strategic bomber with five plus turret gunners and six man relief crews. They also wanted the aircraft to be armed with unspecified number of 20 millimeter cannons and 10,000 pounds of bombs. On February 13, 1946, the Air Force issued the specification and presented bid invitations to Boeing, Consolidated Aircraft, and Glenn L. Martin Company to send in their proposals.
*Alteration on the design such as change of paint schemes and markings or embodied features on our models occurs at any time. Detachable stand is included with the model which may vary from the photo.
