Chad Slattery X Plane Model Collection
Douglas Spaceliner
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An extremely scarce (Allyson Vought has the only other one I've seen) 1955 in-house model from the Douglas Aircraft Company, depicting a fanciful spaceliner. Its height is eleven inches; a tiny cloisonne Douglas logo is attached to the wood base. Scaled to a height of eighty feet and dressed in TWA livery, the design became the centerpiece of Disneyland's "Rocket to the Moon" attraction in Tomorrowland. 

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