40' Mt Vernon Aluminum Boxcar Delivery Options:Digital (3D Print Files) + Shipped Decals A VB-17G assigned to its

A VB-17G assigned to its headquarters would have transported senior commanders and staff across the vast distances of the Pacific theater in considerable style — a striking contrast to the aircraft's wartime origins as a frontline heavy bomber

The B-18 Bolo was the Douglas entry that won the 1935 USAAC bomber competition over the Boeing Model 299 — the aircraft that would eventually become the B-17 Flying Fortress

Alongside the long-range Yak-9D

training in dive bombing techniques as the Army sought to develop its own precision attack doctrine in the years surrounding America's entry into World War II

40' Mt Vernon Aluminum Boxcar Delivery Options:Digital (3D Print Files) + Shipped Decals A VB-17G assigned to itsThese are N scale 3D printable files for the 40' Mt. Vernon Aluminum Boxcar, a distinctive and relatively rare freight car type built by Mt. Vernon Car Manufacturing Company in 1945 for a small group of Midwestern railroads. All variants feature accurate 14 panel riveted sides and 3 3 4 Dreadnaught ends, with road specific door variations as noted below. Available in five decal variants: Alton, GM&O, M&StL, RI (Unpainted), and RI (Painted). The Mt.