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| Boeing 747-200 |
The
mid-1960s saw an enormous increase in jet airliner traffic. It
soon became apparent that larger, more efficient planes needed.
Boeing's entry into this market began with the 747. It was
also designed to serve as an all-cargo transport. The first ones could
easily carry 100 tons across the Atlantic Ocean or across the United
States, at thirty-five percent less cost per mile than the 707.
The 100, 200 and 300 series differ primarily in structure and internal
configurations. Externally, they are virtually identical.
Two of the 747-200 were specially modified for presidential use and
serve
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Boeing 747-200 -
Continental
Photo shows the meticulous detailing that goes into our Premier
Series. All such models are hand carved from mahogany are
exquisitely finished. The detailing is unsurpassed. This
model is 1/75th scale. It measures 16.5" (wingspan) by
14.5" length.
No. AAB50-CA. Only $194.95 |
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Standard
Display Models |
| Precision molded of hi-impact
plastic. Beautiful finish faithfully reproduces the original
aircraft markings. Durable models that are easy to clean and
maintain. Suitable for airline offices, ticket counters and other
exposed locations. All models are same size: 12"
Wingspan by 14" long. |
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Boeing
747-200 - North West
No. AAB4D-NW. Only $119.95 |
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Boeing
747-200 - Pan Am
No. AAB4D-PA. Only $119.95 |
Boeing
747-200 - TWA
No. AAB4D-TW. Only $119.95 |
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