Lockheed L-100 C-130 Hercules Golden NuggetLockheed L 100 Hercules Golden Nugget airplane model. Lockheed's L 100 freighters are the civil equivalents of the venerable military C 130 Hercules, and have proven to be of great utility, particularly in undeveloped countries. Lockheed initiated design of the Hercules in response to a 1951 US Air Force requirement for a turboprop powered freighter. This resulted in the C 130 Hercules, which first flew in prototype form on August 23 1954. Design

Sumner (DD-692)

sales did not meet expectations initially

it can cover over 500 miles (860 kilometers)

Grumman flew the first example of the A6-E

Reeve Aleutian 727-100 model

lower basic but increased max takeoff weights

they were awarded an initial contract for 29 KC-135A tanker/transports (the military version of the 707)

and cantilever wing were partially offset by the use of a single engine and fixed gear

the planes were used for reconnaissance and forward air control

These modified RF-8Gs could be identified by the presence of two large afterburner cooling air intakes mounted on their upper tailcones

Wingspan is 35 feet 2 inches (350 square feet)

this model will bring instant class and personality to your home