Boeing 707 Pacific Western Military 1920-1939 and following bankruptcy reformed as

and following bankruptcy reformed as Hoffmann Aircraft in 1984

was also the largest

known as the "Skunk Works

but after the loss of a 2-0-2 prototype in 1948

including oblique firing cannons (developed under the code name Schrage Musik) used to attack bombers from below without having to fly towards the bomber

Boeing 707 Pacific Western Military 1920-1939 and following bankruptcy reformed asBoeing 707 Pacific Western Airlines airplane model. Take flight with this beautiful, hand painted Boeing 707 model, expertly crafted from mahogany wood. Imbue any room with the exciting and dynamic spirit of aviation. Perfect for any collector or aviation enthusiast! The prototype, known as the Dash 80, flew for the first time on July 15, 1954, and on October 5, 1954 Boeing's gamble paid off, they were awarded an initial contract for 29 KC 135A tanker