Bell X-1A First Flight Edwards AFB (Pre-built Aircraft) - HobbySearch Diecast Airplane Store

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--On October 14, 1947, Chuck Yeager recorded Mach 1.06 (1,299 km / h), and the world's first rocket machine Bell X-1 succeeded in breaking through the sound barrier.
--The X-1, which was first developed by Bell in the United States in 1945, was equipped with four XLR11 rocket engines, was mounted on the mother aircraft B-29, was carried to the air, and flew after being separated in the sky. ..
――It is a memorable aircraft that realized the first supersonic flight in human history.

--A new version of the popular Bell X-1 series is now available.
-Modeled the new X-1 developed as an improved version of the X-1 that achieved the speed of sound breakthrough.
-It faithfully reproduces the fastest X-1A in the X-1 series, which set the speed record of Mach 2 and the altitude record of 27,566m among several existing variations.
-The aircraft comes with two versions, a normal painted version and a clear version that allows you to check the internal structure by making the sides transparent.
-A double-headed stand that can display two machines side by side is also included.

Item Size/Weight : 17.2 x 15.3 x 6.1 cm / 122g