Chad Slattery X Plane Model Collection
Boeing X-50A "Dragonfly" CRW by Dimensional Technologies
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Commissioned by Boeing's secretive Phantom Works, this extremely rare model envisions an evolved version of the X-50A and differs from it slightly. Dimensional Technologies made it for Boeing; the fuselage is 13" long. Boeing's logo and name are its only markings. The nameplate reads: Phantom Works * Canard Rotor/Wing (CRW) * "Dragonfly" * Boeing. A sticker underneath the stand bears Dimensional's logo and address. The 10" wing/rotor rotates and the blades twist on their horizontal axes. The Dragonfly came to the collection in 2004 through the kindness of Erik Simonsen and Dimensional Technologies' Chris Gehrisch.
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