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Constructed with Budd's signature stainless steel carbody
derived directly from the Northrop 3-A design that Vought had acquired rights to develop further
The AXV1 was the Imperial Japanese Navy's designation for the Vought V-143 — a single-seat monoplane fighter that Vought sold to Japan for technical evaluation in 1937
Includes two marking options for serial 26000
The Aeromarine 39B was a two-seat biplane trainer and utility aircraft widely used by the U
Chicago L 4000 Series (early 'Baldie') Delivery Options:Digital (3D Print Files) + Shipped Decals Constructed with Budd's signature stainlessThese are N scale 3D printable files for the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) 4000 Series "Baldie" in its early, unmodified 1914 as built configuration, with 1950s scheme decals representing the cars from the first series of 4000 series cars (40014250), built by the Cincinnati Car Company in 1914, in their original body form before the modifications that produced the later configuration seen in the companion 4000 Series (Late "Baldie") listing.