S-6B FloatplaneSupermarine S6B floatplane airplane model. On September 13, 1931, flying a Supermarine S. 6B, Flight Lieutenant George Stainforth raised the world absolute speed record to 379 mph on the same day that another S. 6B captured the Schneider trophy outright for Britain. These planes used a 2,350 hp version of the Rolls Royce "R" engine. The S. 6B later raised the speed record to 407 mph. Mahogany Wood. Scale: 1 20. Wingspan 18 inches, Length 17 1 2 inches

Wingspan 12 3/4 inches

Scale: 1/20

achieving a top speed of 473 mph

The German V-1 flying bomb

or 405 passengers in single economy-class seating

The improved S-76B was powered by Pratt &amp

) The MD-11P

Production P-47B

Beechcraft V-35 V35 Bonanza airplane model

The "Scooter" is probably one of the most famous attack aircraft ever designed

multi-role strike fighter for the U

because it was extremely maneuvreable