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The 'Bell XP-77' development was initiated by the United States Army Air Corps during World War II to produce a simplified 'lightweight' fighter aircraft using so-called "non-strategic" materials. Despite being innovative, the diminutive prototype proved tricky to handle and the project was canceled when the XP-77 did not deliver its projected performance.It is sized at 1:48 from the original. It contains 97 parts. Took me two weeks to complete @ 9 hrs/day because it was one of my initial models. Its hardly 5 inch long and dats why it was the most difficult subject for me. Thanks for visiting and posting comments...do write ur email ID after ur comments Call me or email me if you want to buy / order any of my completely built models (Please be noted that the plans are not sold here).

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Anonymous Guest 08 Mar 2010

Many many happy returns of the day! forgot to add name in the sms.. `Jagmeet

Artist Reply: Thanks my bro :-) You always honour me by remembering my birthday.

Anonymous Guest 28 Oct 2009

All it needs is a plastic layer for glass..... Looks ALMOST real..

Artist Reply: Ya you are right, but a plastic canopy over this small cockpit will hide everything :)
Artist Reply: Thanks!

Anonymous Guest 28 Oct 2009

All it needs is a plastic layer for glass.....

Artist Reply: Ya you are right, but a plastic canopy over this small cockpit will hide everything :)
Artist Reply: Thanks!

Ai Shan 28 Oct 2008

Great work Atamjeet!

Artist Reply: Many thanks ^_^

Meena Kurup 24 Sep 2008

wow just excellent.

Artist Reply: Thanks, keep visiting for more stuff :-)