Models
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| B-26 Marauder by E. P. Edwards | |||||
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Flyable scale model with a 22” wing span and a weight of 6 oz. Built in 1990 for the “Edwards-Beale Powered Pylon” system. |
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| Donor Name: | Original Source: | Pima ID: | Donor ID: | Category: | Format: |
| N/A | E.P. Edwards | N/A | G-PH-4643 | G-PH |  Popup Image |
| B-26 Marauder by Larry C. Alberts | |||||
Alberts with the B-26 model he built. It has an 8-foot wingspan with movable landing gear and props, plus wing lights. Alberts is the son-in-law of a former B-26 pilot and has taken up the banner of promoting the plane. It is now displayed at the Museum of Flight in Dallas. |
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| Donor Name: | Original Source: | Pima ID: | Donor ID: | Category: | Format: |
| James LeRoy Schell | N/A | N/A | G-PH-4454 | G-PH | Popup Image |
| B-26 Marauder by Fred W. Nielsen | |||||
1/8 scale flying model with a 9-foot wing span. Replica of a 555th BS, 386 BG airplane, named "Sexy Betsy", YA:V Serial 4135358 that flew D-Day missions. |
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| Donor Name: | Original Source: | Pima ID: | Donor ID: | Category: | Format: |
| James LeRoy Schell | Fred W. Nielsen | N/A | RPE-G-PH-2077/79/80 |
G-PH | Popup Page |
| B-26 Marauder by Jack Gordon | |||||
Model on permanent display in the WWII hangar at the Pima Air & Space Museum in Tucson, AZ. |
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| Donor Name: | Original Source: | Pima ID: | Donor ID: | Category: | Format: |
| Richard P. Ellinger | Pima Air & Space Museum | N/A | RPE-G-PH-1814 |
G-PH | Popup Page |
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