Boeing (Douglas) CB-17G 44-6393 An extraordinarily rare and conversation-starting

An extraordinarily rare and conversation-starting subject — a Soviet fighter in British markings that embodies the unlikely partnerships forged in the crucible of World War II

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By the late 1940s

with the nuclear strike systems and bombing equipment removed and replaced entirely by a fuel transfer system and hose-and-drogue refueling package

This is a 1/72 3D printable model of the Windecker YE-5A Eagle

Boeing (Douglas) CB-17G 44-6393 An extraordinarily rare and conversation-startingThese are 1 72 scale decals for Douglas built CB 17G 44 6393, assigned to the Air Force Attach, U. S. Embassy, Ottawa, Canada, circa 1949. The CB 17G was a VIP transport conversion of the wartime B 17G Flying Fortress, with the bomb bay and military equipment removed in favor of passenger accommodations. Aircraft assigned to embassy attach offices served a diplomatic and liaison role, transporting senior military and government personnel between posts