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Scale 1:24  Length 14"  Wingspan 18"

 

 


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PT-26 Cornell, Master Series model
Price $189.95  Shipping $45.00  Total: $234.95
Includes Regular Desk Stand (Personalized, extra)

Custom Model
Price $219.95  Shipping $45.00  Total: $264.95
Model comes with one Deluxe Desk Stand

In Special Instructions state your choice of aircraft designation, insignia and paint scheme.
We'll request more info if needed.

The PT-26 Cornell is a canopied version of the open cockpit PT-19  developed by Fairchild in 1938. Designed as a rugged monoplane primary trainer, the PT-19 went into quantity production for the US Army Air Corps in 1940. In 1942 the US Army Air Forces (USAAF) ordered the PT-26 into production for the Royal Canadian Air Force under the Lend-Lease Program. A total of more than 1,700 PT-26s were produced in the US by Fairchild and in Canada by Fleet Aircraft, Ltd.

The PT-26, like the PT-19, used a Ranger air-cooled, in-line engine.

A third Cornell variant, the open-cockpit PT-23, was very similar to the PT-19 and PT-26, but was powered by a Continental air-cooled radial engine. By the time Cornell production came to an end, approximately 7,700 PT-19s, PT-23s, and PT-26s had been built under AAF contracts.

Crew:          Pilot and student
Length:       28 ft
Wingspan:  36 ft
Engine:       Ranger L-440 with 200 hp
Speed:        129 mph maximum, cruise 110 mph
Ceiling:       16,000 ft
Armament:  None

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