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Length 14 3/16 inches
crafted with museum-quality detail
With its ornately detailed woodwork
especially with the tenacity of desperate pilots
The airplane soon became the mainstay of the "Barnstormer" of the 1920s
XP-55 Ascender Airline and Commercial Length 14 3/16 inchesXP 55 airplane model. On July 13 1943, the first XP 55 (42 78845) was completed and had the same aerodynamic configuration as the final prototype CW 24B. The aircraft made its first test flight from the Army's Scott Field near the Curtiss Wright plant in St. Louis on July 19, 1943. The pilot was J. Harvey Gray, Curtiss' test pilot. Initial testing revealed that the takeoff run was excessively long. To solve this problem the nose elevator area was
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