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ERTL/AMT XB-35
- Thread starter Frank
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Sherman 18
Master at Arms
Love it! 
I'd love to have one in my collection, tried it once and I screwed up and let Alclad pool up and ate into the plastic. Yeah I got a heavy hand.
Brokeneagle
Master at Arms
Very Nice. 
What year were these(real aircraft) produced and did they go into full production?
What year were these(real aircraft) produced and did they go into full production?
Wonderful job Frank.
Ian, the XB35 never went operational if I recall correctly, it did develop into the YB49 jet powered variant that was later scrapped. First flight was in the mid 40s, 46 or 47 and the program ended in the early 50s.
A US Senator attempted to make Northrup merge with Convair in order to build the flying wing but Jack Northrup refused so the Senator canceled the project, that senator went on to be president of Convair....
Ian, the XB35 never went operational if I recall correctly, it did develop into the YB49 jet powered variant that was later scrapped. First flight was in the mid 40s, 46 or 47 and the program ended in the early 50s.
A US Senator attempted to make Northrup merge with Convair in order to build the flying wing but Jack Northrup refused so the Senator canceled the project, that senator went on to be president of Convair....
Duke Maddog
Well-known member
Sensational job Frank! What stunning metal work. I'm still trying to achieve something like that!
Looks good Frank.
