Wedell-Williams 44 History:
Late in December of 1929, rebuilding and revamping began on number 44. It was to be entered in the January 1930 Miami Air Races, so time was short and the midnight oil burned freely. As race time approached, it became more evident that the project would not meet the deadline, still work continued. Then late in January (too late for the race), the bullet nosed 180 hp V-8 Hisso-powered racer emerged from the hangar. A tightly cowled V-type engine gave the racer the appearance of the Verville R-3 Speedster of 1924. Its landing gear assembly was set-up for a full speed fairing, from the bottom of the wings to just below the wheel axle.
Our model trainer is an excellent collectible item and present for your friends and loved ones who are drawn to this type of prized collection. All parts are cautiously carved, plus the vibrant colors and markings are painted on the model for precision. We carefully supervise operation and manufacturing procedures and pay attention to smallest details to deliver an incomparable work of art that would surely entice aviation enthusiasts and military model plane hobbyists. Every Wedell-Williams Model 44 racer display model trainer is a work of art. This elegant Wedell-Williams Model 44 Thompson racer display model trainer model plane is definitely the perfect gift and collectible you would want to give to your friends and family. The Wedell-Williams Model 44 Thompson model trainer's parts including the fuselage, wings and glass cockpit are extremely accurate and precise patterned after the original aircraft. This Wedell-Williams 44 display racer trainer comes with a metal stand and wooden base.
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