"Ford Trimotor" model aeroplane
CHF 780.00
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Aluminium
model of the “Ford Trimotor” aeroplane. Between 1926 and 1933, around 200 three-engined aircraft were built at the Ford factories. Corrugated metal and a thick monoplane wing were a German innovation, used in the Junker JU-52 on the Berlin–Rome–London route. These three-engined aircraft were purchased by airlines, oil companies and a select few. The Ford three-engine aircraft and the Junker JU-52 were the forerunners of the Douglas and Boeing generations, whose fleets were soon to criss-cross the globe.
The Tin Goose
model of the “Ford Trimotor” aeroplane. Between 1926 and 1933, around 200 three-engined aircraft were built at the Ford factories. Corrugated metal and a thick monoplane wing were a German innovation, used in the Junker JU-52 on the Berlin–Rome–London route. These three-engined aircraft were purchased by airlines, oil companies and a select few. The Ford three-engine aircraft and the Junker JU-52 were the forerunners of the Douglas and Boeing generations, whose fleets were soon to criss-cross the globe.
The Tin Goose
Origin: Asian
Period: New
Materials: Aluminium
Dimensions: H 20 x 102 x 67 cm
4203A
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Data sheet
- Dimensions
- Ht 20 x 102 x 67 cm
- Material
- Aluminium
- Origin
- Asiatique
- Era
- Neuf
Aluminium
model of the “Ford Trimotor” aeroplane. Between 1926 and 1933, around 200 three-engined aircraft were built at the Ford factories. Corrugated metal and a thick monoplane wing were a German innovation, used in the Junker JU-52 on the Berlin–Rome–London route. These three-engined aircraft were purchased by airlines, oil companies and a select few. The Ford three-engine aircraft and the Junker JU-52 were the forerunners of the Douglas and Boeing generations, whose fleets were soon to criss-cross the globe.
The Tin Goose
model of the “Ford Trimotor” aeroplane. Between 1926 and 1933, around 200 three-engined aircraft were built at the Ford factories. Corrugated metal and a thick monoplane wing were a German innovation, used in the Junker JU-52 on the Berlin–Rome–London route. These three-engined aircraft were purchased by airlines, oil companies and a select few. The Ford three-engine aircraft and the Junker JU-52 were the forerunners of the Douglas and Boeing generations, whose fleets were soon to criss-cross the globe.
The Tin Goose
Origin: Asian
Period: New
Materials: Aluminium
Dimensions: H 20 x 102 x 67 cm