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P-39 Airacobra World War 2 Fighter Aircraft Aviation Art, Limited Edition Prints and Posters
P-39 Airacobra section.
of the World War 2 Aviation Art Department.
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Collectable P-39 Airacobra World War 2 Aviation Art Prints, Fighter Aircraft Posters and Limited Edition Prints by Famous Aviation Artist P-39 Airacobra Specifications.
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The Bell Aircraft P-39 Airacobra has a wingspan of 34 Feet a wing area of 213 Sq. Feet, it is 30 Feet 2 Inches long,12 Feet 5 Inches high, has an empty weight of 5,645 Pounds, a gross weight of 8,300 Pounds. The P-39 uses a Allison V-1710-85 engine which is Liquid Cooled V-12 with 1,325 HP The airplanes top speed is 360 MPH At 15,000 Feet MSL and has a service ceiling of 35,000 Feet MSL. There was one huge problem with the P-39 Airacobra, and that was that there was a door to get into the canopy. When the plane was in flight, the air pressure on the door was so great that a pilot could not open the door to jump out if he need to. A huge design error. Also, the Airacobra had a mid engine and it didn't handle properly, as reported by many pilots. There are many versions of this plane, these specs cover only one version.
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Aviation Art Stan Stokes. 0007421 The Bell P-39 Airacobra is no doubt the forgotten American-built fighter of WWII. Built in large numbers, most of the aircraft were exported, with many finding their way to the Red Army. The second highest scoring Soviet ace of the war, Alexander Pokryshkin shown here, flew the P-39 for 48 of his 59 victories. 16"x 11½" limited edition print. .....#0007421 |
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0008502 P-39 Airacobra, P-400 Export Version Aviation Art Print Tony Weddel. 0008502 A P-400 (the export version of the P-39 Airacobra) does what it does best: flying down on the deck pounding Japanese ground positions. This P-400 was originally destined for the RAF in the Pacific, but like the others it became part of the 67th Fighter Squadron based at Guadalcanal in 1942. Though it still wears British camouflage, its newly added sharkmouth and American insignia make it clear what unit is dealing out the punishment. 23"x 19" print. .....#0008502 |
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Lt.
Donald C. McGee / P-39
Ernie Boyette. Aviation Art 0007062 Here is a terrific color profile of Lt. McGee's P-39, "Nip Nemesis," accompanied by documentation of Lt. McGee's wartime exploits. Print measures 18"x 12" and is signed by the artist. .....#0007062 1 |
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0070287 Keep 'Em Rolling Aviation Art Poster 0070287 This hand numbered, limited edition reproduction of an American World War II poster intended to motivate factory workers features a formation of P-39 Airacobras along with the aircraft's Allison V-1710 engine. 16"x 20". #0070287 |
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0070710 Bell P-39D Airacobra Blueprint Aviation Blueprint Poster 0070710 Created by professionals who have painstakingly recreated and modified vintage drawings, this blueprint of the P-39D Airacobra highlights the revolutionary design that placed the engine behind the pilot and the cannon firing through the spinner. 42"x 30". 0070710
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0010234 Leydenfrost Large Format Hardbound Book 0010234 The Baron of Aviation Art: Combat Aircraft Paintings Published by Esquire Magazine from 1942 to 1945 Wayt & Wayt. Autographed by the authors, this large-format book features the stunning artwork of Alexander Leydenfrost that appeared in Esquire magazine during World War II. You'll thrill to paintings of legendary U.S. aircraft including the F4F-3 Wildcat, P-38 Lightning, B-26 Marauder, P-39 Airacobra, P-47 Thunderbolt, CG-4A Glider, SB2C Helldiver, B-29 Superfortress, P-61 Black Widow and many others. 54 pages, 35 color and B&W illustrations and 66 B&W and color photographs, 10"x 14", hardcover. 0010234
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0006735 The Bell P-39 Airacobra History Photos History Photo CD ROM 0006735 A History in Advertising, 1940-45. This CD-ROM captures a bygone era, documenting the P-39's use in print advertising through a collection of 95 color and B&W vintage ads scanned from original magazines and newspapers. The CD is fully indexed for searching and can be browsed in a slide show format. For PC or Mac. #0006735 |
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Also look at these P-400
Airacobra Fighter Aircraft
| The Bell P-39 Airacobra is shown in profile over a combat strip of
the period. "Short Stroke" operated from Fighter 2, an airstrip west
of Henderson Field on Guadalcanal during 1942 and 1943. It was flown by
the pilots of the 347th Fighter Group, 13th Air Force.
The most successful use of the P-39 in World War II was in the hands of the Soviet Air Force, which nicknamed the Airacobra "Kobrushka" (dear little cobra). flown in the 1946 Thompson Trophy race, and Old Crow, the first of World War II ace "Bud" Anderson's aircraft to bear that name. intended for service in North Africa, the P-39 "Devastating Devil" - wearing a sand-colored camouflage scheme - instead joined the 46th Fighter Squadron, 15th Fighter Group, at its home base on Makin Island in the Pacific Theater in 1943. lend-lease P-39N flown by 9th Guards Fighter Division commanding officer Aleksandr Pokryshkin - three-time Hero of the Soviet Union recipient who recorded 48 of his 59 victories flying an "Iron Dog," as the Soviets called the Airacobra - in 1944 Airacobra Mk.I - the P-39 variant modified for export to Britain - flown by 601 "County of London" Squadron, Royal Air Force, in 1941, "Devastating Devil" - a P-39Q intended for service in North Africa that instead joined the 46th Fighter Squadron, 15th Fighter Group, at its home base on Makin Island in the Pacific Theater in 1943 Saga Boy II, the P-39Q flown by 357th Fighter Group Commander Lt. Col. Edwin S. Chickering while training in California in 1943 P-400 Airacobra that flew with the Cactus Air Force at Guadalcanal in 1942 one of the three P-400s - a modified export version of the P-39 originally intended for British service - flown by the 347th Fighter Group in the defense of Guadalcanal's Henderson Field on September 14, 1942, |
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