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| Lockheed L-10 Electra |
| The L-10 was
the first Lockheed in the Electra series; it was produced in 1934.
It was also the first all-metal, twin-engine transport monoplane
produced by Lockheed. Originally designed as an economical
airliner with high performance and multi-engine reliability. Could carry
10 passengers and a crew of two. Electras, in various models, were
produced until 1941. In service throughout the continental United
States, Alaska, Mexico, Central America, and South America.
Electra 10E was the only airframe and engine combination available with
the power and design capacity to carry the extraordinarily heavy fuel
loads required for the long legs planned for Amelia's flight. |
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Lockheed L-10E
Flown by Amelia Earhart. Standard Series. 1/48th
scale. 12.75" wingspan x 9.65" long.
No. AAL1D-ST. Only $119.95
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See
Amelia Earhart's Lockheed
Vega under Famous
Planes.
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