Ayup, I have some nifty new photos of some Boeing designs from the mid 1930's. Forget about flying around in the China Clipper my friends, fly in style in one of these bad boys!!! I'll be breaking this up into a couple of posts for some attempt at brevity, divided by Fighters, Bombers, then Transports.

 

First up, the latest in high speed, low drag fighters! Single seat and ready to rock!

 

 

 

And now in formation flight with our twin engined variant:

 

 

And our twin engined pursuit plane in all her glory:

 

 

 

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Next up, the hottest bomber of the 30's, the Boeing WING OF DOOM!!! Okay, not really, but man this baby makes the B-17 look like a punk sucka, doesn't it?

 

 

 

 

 

 

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And last up, our transport section. Land based and amphibious of course.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Enjoy.

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Very cool indeed! Can I ask where you located the images?

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The "What if" Modeling discussion boards. Beyond that, I think they were also in the March 2005 issue of "Airpower" Magazine

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I like the flying boat idea. And yes, stabilizers would definitely have been required. Rep to you sir!

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The four motor job reminds me of the wing used by Republic in some of their serials (I saw it in "Dick Tracy" but I know it was used in serveral others). Very interesting over all, thanks for the find.

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FYI: Boeing has a new flying wing concept for a 1500 passenger airliner. A Boeing flying wing may yet fly....