Boeing Model Designations
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I started these designations(of course those that I was able to intuition) and ask if I add these unknown designation.
Boeing Model 1----aka the B & W Seaplane
Boeing Model 2----United States Navy two-place training seaplanes Model C-1..., US Army the EA
Boeing Model 3----Model 2 version with revised cabane struts
Boeing Model 4----aka EA landplane version for US Army
Boeing Model 5----revised Model 3 for US Navy, Model C-700 - Model 5 outfitted as mailplane
Boeing Model 6----aka the B-1 was a small biplane flying boat.The design was reminiscent of the
Curtiss HS-2L that Boeing had been building under license during the war
Boeing Model 7---- biplane flying boat aircraft, utility flying boat, aka BB-1
Boeing Model 8----biplane aircraft BB-L6, inspired by the Ansaldo Ballila
Boeing Model 9----?
Boeing Model 10---US Army GA-1 & GA-2, heavily-armored GAX series (ground attack, experimental),
armored triplane
Boeing Model 11---?
Boeing Model 12---?
Boeing Model 13---?
Boeing Model 14---?
Boeing Model 15---PW-9, FB-1
Boeing Model 16---O2B-1, DH-4M-1 - postwar version by Boeing (Model 16) with new fuselage,
designated O2B-1 by Navy
Boeing Model 17---?
Boeing Model 18---?
Boeing Model 19---?
Boeing Model 20---?
To be continued...
I started these designations(of course those that I was able to intuition) and ask if I add these unknown designation.
Boeing Model 1----aka the B & W Seaplane
Boeing Model 2----United States Navy two-place training seaplanes Model C-1..., US Army the EA
Boeing Model 3----Model 2 version with revised cabane struts
Boeing Model 4----aka EA landplane version for US Army
Boeing Model 5----revised Model 3 for US Navy, Model C-700 - Model 5 outfitted as mailplane
Boeing Model 6----aka the B-1 was a small biplane flying boat.The design was reminiscent of the
Curtiss HS-2L that Boeing had been building under license during the war
Boeing Model 7---- biplane flying boat aircraft, utility flying boat, aka BB-1
Boeing Model 8----biplane aircraft BB-L6, inspired by the Ansaldo Ballila
Boeing Model 9----?
Boeing Model 10---US Army GA-1 & GA-2, heavily-armored GAX series (ground attack, experimental),
armored triplane
Boeing Model 11---?
Boeing Model 12---?
Boeing Model 13---?
Boeing Model 14---?
Boeing Model 15---PW-9, FB-1
Boeing Model 16---O2B-1, DH-4M-1 - postwar version by Boeing (Model 16) with new fuselage,
designated O2B-1 by Navy
Boeing Model 17---?
Boeing Model 18---?
Boeing Model 19---?
Boeing Model 20---?
To be continued...
Hi All!
Boeing Model 21---VNB-1/NB-1,NB-2,-3,-4
Boeing Model 22---?
Boeing Model 23---?
Boeing Model 24---?
Boeing Model 25---?
Boeing Model 26---?
Boeing Model 27---?
Boeing Model 28---?
Boeing Model 29---?
Boeing Model 30---?
Boeing Model 31---?
Boeing Model 32---?
Boeing Model 33---?
Boeing Model 34---?
Boeing Model 35---?
Boeing Model 36---?
Boeing Model 37---?
Boeing Model 38---?
Boeing Model 39---?
Boeing Model 40---commercial transport
Boeing Model 41---?
Boeing Model 42--- XCO-7...
Boeing Model 43---?
Boeing Model 44---?
Boeing Model 45---?
Boeing Model 46---?
Boeing Model 47---?
Boeing Model 48---?
Boeing Model 49---?
Boeing Model 50---PB-1, version of NAS PN-7
Boeing Model 51---?
Boeing Model 52---?
To be continued...
Boeing Model 21---VNB-1/NB-1,NB-2,-3,-4
Boeing Model 22---?
Boeing Model 23---?
Boeing Model 24---?
Boeing Model 25---?
Boeing Model 26---?
Boeing Model 27---?
Boeing Model 28---?
Boeing Model 29---?
Boeing Model 30---?
Boeing Model 31---?
Boeing Model 32---?
Boeing Model 33---?
Boeing Model 34---?
Boeing Model 35---?
Boeing Model 36---?
Boeing Model 37---?
Boeing Model 38---?
Boeing Model 39---?
Boeing Model 40---commercial transport
Boeing Model 41---?
Boeing Model 42--- XCO-7...
Boeing Model 43---?
Boeing Model 44---?
Boeing Model 45---?
Boeing Model 46---?
Boeing Model 47---?
Boeing Model 48---?
Boeing Model 49---?
Boeing Model 50---PB-1, version of NAS PN-7
Boeing Model 51---?
Boeing Model 52---?
To be continued...
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Boeing Model 53---FB-2
Boeing Model 54---FB-4,FB-6
Boeing Model 55---FB-3
Boeing Model 56---Amphibious Spotter, single engined (proposal)
Boeing Model 57---PW-9
Boeing Model 58---XP-4
Boeing Model 59---?
Boeing Model 60---?
Boeing Model 61---?
Boeing Model 62---?
Boeing Model 63---TB-1
Boeing Model 64---US Army and Navy as a primary and gunnery training aircraft.
Boeing Model 65---?
Boeing Model 66---XP-8
Boeing Model 67---FB-5
Boeing Model 68---AT-3
Boeing Model 69---X,F2B-1
Boeing Model 70---?
Boeing Model 71---?
Boeing Model 72---?
Boeing Model 73---?
Boeing Model 74---XF3B-1
Boeing Model 75---?
Boeing Model 76---?
Boeing Model 77---F3B-1
Boeing Model 78---?
Boeing Model 79---?
Boeing Model 80---airliner
Boeing Model 81---XN2B-1
Boeing Model 82---?
Boeing Model 83---XF4B-1
Boeing Model 84---?
Boeing Model 85---?
Boeing Model 86---?
Boeing Model 87---?
Boeing Model 88---?
Boeing Model 89---XF4B-1
Boeing Model 90---?
To be continued...
Boeing Model 53---FB-2
Boeing Model 54---FB-4,FB-6
Boeing Model 55---FB-3
Boeing Model 56---Amphibious Spotter, single engined (proposal)
Boeing Model 57---PW-9
Boeing Model 58---XP-4
Boeing Model 59---?
Boeing Model 60---?
Boeing Model 61---?
Boeing Model 62---?
Boeing Model 63---TB-1
Boeing Model 64---US Army and Navy as a primary and gunnery training aircraft.
Boeing Model 65---?
Boeing Model 66---XP-8
Boeing Model 67---FB-5
Boeing Model 68---AT-3
Boeing Model 69---X,F2B-1
Boeing Model 70---?
Boeing Model 71---?
Boeing Model 72---?
Boeing Model 73---?
Boeing Model 74---XF3B-1
Boeing Model 75---?
Boeing Model 76---?
Boeing Model 77---F3B-1
Boeing Model 78---?
Boeing Model 79---?
Boeing Model 80---airliner
Boeing Model 81---XN2B-1
Boeing Model 82---?
Boeing Model 83---XF4B-1
Boeing Model 84---?
Boeing Model 85---?
Boeing Model 86---?
Boeing Model 87---?
Boeing Model 88---?
Boeing Model 89---XF4B-1
Boeing Model 90---?
To be continued...
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Boeing Model 90 -- ?
Boeing Model 91 -- ?
Boeing Model 92 -- ?
Boeing Model 93 -- USAAC XP-7 was one PW-9D modified with V-1570-1 engine, etc. (28-41 as P-520, c/n 1026)
Boeing Model 94 -- ?
Boeing Model 95 --- (25 examples - c/n 1046/1070)
Boeing Model 95A - one single Model 95 tested by Boeing with Wasp engine
Boeing Model 96 --- USAAC XP-9 pursuit (28-386) (c/n 1045)
Boeing Model 97 --- not built; designation of Model 202 before the all-metal solution was chosen
Boeing Model 98 --- ?
Boeing Model 99 --- Navy F4B-1/A (A8130/8156) (27 built - c/n 1110/1136)
Boeing Model 100 -- civil F4B-1 types with upper wing tank (NS21, N(X)872H/874H - c/n 1142/1145)
Boeing Model 100A Special - a heavily-modified two-seat version for Howard Hughes (NC/X247K - c/n 1094)
Boeing Model 100D - one example sold to Japan as Navy AXB1 and produced as A2N1 by Mitsubishi
Boeing Model 100F - sporting version of P-12F later to P&W for tests (X10696 - c/n 1681)
Boeing Model 101 -- USAAC XP-12A to evaluate design innovations (29-362 - c/n 1109)
Boeing Model 102 -- USAAC P-12 ; like F4B-1 without naval equipment (29-353/361, one as P-544 - c/n 1100/1108)
Boeing Model 102B - USAAC P-12B (29-329/341, 29-433/450, 30-29/87) (90 built - c/n 1170/1259)
NOTES
- One Model 95 was christened HORNET SHUTTLE with inflight-refueling capability
- One Model 99 (A8133 - c/n 1113) modified as unarmed liaison aircraft F4B-1A
- Boeing Model 100A Special was a heavily modified 2-seat version for Howard Hughes
- All constructor's numbers 1-2000 identified except c/n 616, 1034/1035 and 1137
AIRFOIL SECTIONS
There's a giant leap up to Model 200, as the 103-199 designators were reserved for airfoils:
- Boeing Model 103 was used on Models 40A, 40B, 40C, 69
- Boeing Model 103A was used on Models 69, 74, 77
- Boeing Model 106 was used on Models 80A, 83, 89, 99, 100, 101, 102, 200, 221, 226
- Boeing Model 106R was used on various Beriev models
- Boeing Model 106B was used on Model 95, 218, 222, 223, 227, 234, 235, 247D, 251, 256, 267
- Boeing Model 109 was used on Model 95, 248, 266, 281
- Boeing Model 117 was used on Models 307, 344, 345, 367, 377; Aero Spacelines 201 Guppy, Mini Guppy,
Pregnant Guppy, Super Guppy; also used on Tupolev Tu-4, Tu-70, Tu-75, Tu-80, Tu-85
Till next time!
Boeing Model 90 -- ?
Boeing Model 91 -- ?
Boeing Model 92 -- ?
Boeing Model 93 -- USAAC XP-7 was one PW-9D modified with V-1570-1 engine, etc. (28-41 as P-520, c/n 1026)
Boeing Model 94 -- ?
Boeing Model 95 --- (25 examples - c/n 1046/1070)
Boeing Model 95A - one single Model 95 tested by Boeing with Wasp engine
Boeing Model 96 --- USAAC XP-9 pursuit (28-386) (c/n 1045)
Boeing Model 97 --- not built; designation of Model 202 before the all-metal solution was chosen
Boeing Model 98 --- ?
Boeing Model 99 --- Navy F4B-1/A (A8130/8156) (27 built - c/n 1110/1136)
Boeing Model 100 -- civil F4B-1 types with upper wing tank (NS21, N(X)872H/874H - c/n 1142/1145)
Boeing Model 100A Special - a heavily-modified two-seat version for Howard Hughes (NC/X247K - c/n 1094)
Boeing Model 100D - one example sold to Japan as Navy AXB1 and produced as A2N1 by Mitsubishi
Boeing Model 100F - sporting version of P-12F later to P&W for tests (X10696 - c/n 1681)
Boeing Model 101 -- USAAC XP-12A to evaluate design innovations (29-362 - c/n 1109)
Boeing Model 102 -- USAAC P-12 ; like F4B-1 without naval equipment (29-353/361, one as P-544 - c/n 1100/1108)
Boeing Model 102B - USAAC P-12B (29-329/341, 29-433/450, 30-29/87) (90 built - c/n 1170/1259)
NOTES
- One Model 95 was christened HORNET SHUTTLE with inflight-refueling capability
- One Model 99 (A8133 - c/n 1113) modified as unarmed liaison aircraft F4B-1A
- Boeing Model 100A Special was a heavily modified 2-seat version for Howard Hughes
- All constructor's numbers 1-2000 identified except c/n 616, 1034/1035 and 1137
AIRFOIL SECTIONS
There's a giant leap up to Model 200, as the 103-199 designators were reserved for airfoils:
- Boeing Model 103 was used on Models 40A, 40B, 40C, 69
- Boeing Model 103A was used on Models 69, 74, 77
- Boeing Model 106 was used on Models 80A, 83, 89, 99, 100, 101, 102, 200, 221, 226
- Boeing Model 106R was used on various Beriev models
- Boeing Model 106B was used on Model 95, 218, 222, 223, 227, 234, 235, 247D, 251, 256, 267
- Boeing Model 109 was used on Model 95, 248, 266, 281
- Boeing Model 117 was used on Models 307, 344, 345, 367, 377; Aero Spacelines 201 Guppy, Mini Guppy,
Pregnant Guppy, Super Guppy; also used on Tupolev Tu-4, Tu-70, Tu-75, Tu-80, Tu-85
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Continued:
Boeing Model 200 -- MONOMAIL single-seat high-performance mailplane (X/NC725W - c/n 1153)
Boeing Model 201 -- ?
Boeing Model 202 -- USAAC XP-15 single-seat parasol-wing monoplane fighter (X270V - c/n 1151)
Boeing Model 203 -- 2/3-seat primary trainer for Boeing School with Axelson engine (NC587K, NC977H/979H - c/n 1138/1141)
Boeing Model 203A - Model 203s re-engined with Wright (same as above) + two new (NC12748,NC13392 - c/n 1940,1986)
Boeing Model 203B - last two 203As (plus one of the others) re-engined
Boeing Model 204/A -- COURIER, a development of early B-1 (Model 6) flying-boat type
Boeing Model 204L -- last development of B-1 (Model 6) with extra passenger (N(C)874E/878E - c/n 1075)
Boeing Model C-204 -- THUNDERBIRD ; Canadian-built B-1E flying-boats (4 built - C-FALA/-FALD - c/n 1076 to 1080)
Boeing Model 204-A - special version for Bill Boeing with dual controls; converted to mailplane (c/n unknown)
Boeing Model 205 -- US Navy XF5B-1 single-seat parasol-wing monoplane fighter (X271V > A8640 - c/n 1152)
Boeing Model 206 -- ?
Boeing Model 207 -- ?
Boeing Model 208 -- 5-seat Navy flying-boat project to use wings of Model 80 trimotor
Boeing Model 209 -- US Navy XP2B-1 patrol ; cancelled
Boeing Model 210 -- ?
Boeing Model 211 -- no details ; mentioned in Richard K. Smith Archives
Boeing Model 212 -- ?
Boeing Model A-213 - TOTEM ; Canadian four-seat monoplane flying-boat (CF-ARF - c/n 10?)
Boeing Model 214 -- USAAC Y1B-9 bomber (32-302 - c/n 1458)
Boeing Model 215 -- USAAC XB-901 > B-9 bomber (X/NX/NC10633 > 32-301 - c/n 1459)
Boeing Model 216 -- no details ; mentioned in Richard K. Smith Archives
Boeing Model 217 -- ?
Boeing Model 218 -- prototype fighter with R-1340D engine evaluated as XP-925; re-engined with R-1340E as XP-925A and sold to China (X66W - c/n 1260)
Boeing Model 219 -- ?
Boeing Model 220 -- ?
Boeing Model 221 -- MONOMAIL ; similar to Model 200 with lengthened fuselage for 6 + mail; tested as C-18 (X10225 - c/n 1154)
Boeing Model 221A - MONOMAIL ; ex-models 200 and 221 lengthened for United (8 passengers) (NC725W, NC10225)
Boeing Model 222 -- USAAC P-12C fighter (95 built - 31-147/242 - c/n 1262/1344,1346/1358)
Boeing Model 223 -- US Navy F4B-2 ; restressed Model 222 with bombs; later refitted with F4B-4 tail (46 built - A8613/8639, A8791/8809 - c/n 1392/1418, 1439/1457)
Boeing Model 224 -- pre-P-26 monoplane fighter project
Boeing Model 225 -- pre-P-26 monoplane fighter project; appears in Sara Clark collection at US National Archives
Boeing Model 226 -- eleventh Model 80B-1 as luxury 10-seat exec transport for Standard Oil Co. (NC234M - c/n 1092)
Boeing Model 227 -- USAAC P-12D fighter, like P-12C with high-compression engine (35 built; 31-243/244, 1359/1391 - c/n 1261,1345,1359/1391)
Boeing Model 228 -- ?
Boeing Model 229 -- ?
Boeing Model 230 -- ?
Boeing Model 231 -- ?
Boeing Model 232 -- ?
Boeing Model 233 -- ?
Boeing Model 234 -- USAAC P-12E, with supercharged SR-1340E engine (110 built)
Boeing Model 235 -- US Navy F4B-3 (production version of Model 218) (21 built)
Boeing Model 235 -- US Navy F4B-4 (strengthened wings, new tail) (92 built)
Boeing Model 236 -- US Navy XF6B-1 > XBFB-1, Boeing's last new biplane design (A8975 - c/n 1616)
Boeing Model 237 -- ?
Boeing Model 238 -- 12-passenger high-wing commercial monoplane project with Hornet engine
Boeing Model 239 -- design associated to Model 238, project only
Boeing Model 240 -- ?
Boeing Model 241 -- ?
Boeing Model 242 -- 4-engine transport proposal
Boeing Model 243 -- no details ; appears in Richard K. Smith Archives
Boeing Model 244 -- ?
Boeing Model 245 -- second pre-P-26 monoplane fighter design
Boeing Model 246 -- USAAC Y1B-9A, with structural changes and Y1G1R-1860B radials (32-303/307 - c/n 1671/1675)
Boeing Model 247 -- 10-passenger commercial airliner (61 built)
Boeing Model 247A - executive transport variant with Twin Wasp Jr. engines (P&W test-bed) (NC 13300 - c/n 1711)
Boeing Model 247D - upgraded version with new windscreen, etc. (+ retrofits) (13 new - c/n 1946/1958)
Boeing Model 247E - one United Airlines 247 loaned to develop Model 247D features
Boeing Model 247Y - one 247D modified and armed for Chinese Marshall C. H. Liang
Boeing Model 248 -- USAAC XP-936 > XP-26 > Y1P-26 and P-26 low-wing pursuit prototypes (32-412/414 - c/n 1678/1680)
Boeing Model 249 -- ?
Boeing Model 250 -- ?
Till next time!
Boeing Model 200 -- MONOMAIL single-seat high-performance mailplane (X/NC725W - c/n 1153)
Boeing Model 201 -- ?
Boeing Model 202 -- USAAC XP-15 single-seat parasol-wing monoplane fighter (X270V - c/n 1151)
Boeing Model 203 -- 2/3-seat primary trainer for Boeing School with Axelson engine (NC587K, NC977H/979H - c/n 1138/1141)
Boeing Model 203A - Model 203s re-engined with Wright (same as above) + two new (NC12748,NC13392 - c/n 1940,1986)
Boeing Model 203B - last two 203As (plus one of the others) re-engined
Boeing Model 204/A -- COURIER, a development of early B-1 (Model 6) flying-boat type
Boeing Model 204L -- last development of B-1 (Model 6) with extra passenger (N(C)874E/878E - c/n 1075)
Boeing Model C-204 -- THUNDERBIRD ; Canadian-built B-1E flying-boats (4 built - C-FALA/-FALD - c/n 1076 to 1080)
Boeing Model 204-A - special version for Bill Boeing with dual controls; converted to mailplane (c/n unknown)
Boeing Model 205 -- US Navy XF5B-1 single-seat parasol-wing monoplane fighter (X271V > A8640 - c/n 1152)
Boeing Model 206 -- ?
Boeing Model 207 -- ?
Boeing Model 208 -- 5-seat Navy flying-boat project to use wings of Model 80 trimotor
Boeing Model 209 -- US Navy XP2B-1 patrol ; cancelled
Boeing Model 210 -- ?
Boeing Model 211 -- no details ; mentioned in Richard K. Smith Archives
Boeing Model 212 -- ?
Boeing Model A-213 - TOTEM ; Canadian four-seat monoplane flying-boat (CF-ARF - c/n 10?)
Boeing Model 214 -- USAAC Y1B-9 bomber (32-302 - c/n 1458)
Boeing Model 215 -- USAAC XB-901 > B-9 bomber (X/NX/NC10633 > 32-301 - c/n 1459)
Boeing Model 216 -- no details ; mentioned in Richard K. Smith Archives
Boeing Model 217 -- ?
Boeing Model 218 -- prototype fighter with R-1340D engine evaluated as XP-925; re-engined with R-1340E as XP-925A and sold to China (X66W - c/n 1260)
Boeing Model 219 -- ?
Boeing Model 220 -- ?
Boeing Model 221 -- MONOMAIL ; similar to Model 200 with lengthened fuselage for 6 + mail; tested as C-18 (X10225 - c/n 1154)
Boeing Model 221A - MONOMAIL ; ex-models 200 and 221 lengthened for United (8 passengers) (NC725W, NC10225)
Boeing Model 222 -- USAAC P-12C fighter (95 built - 31-147/242 - c/n 1262/1344,1346/1358)
Boeing Model 223 -- US Navy F4B-2 ; restressed Model 222 with bombs; later refitted with F4B-4 tail (46 built - A8613/8639, A8791/8809 - c/n 1392/1418, 1439/1457)
Boeing Model 224 -- pre-P-26 monoplane fighter project
Boeing Model 225 -- pre-P-26 monoplane fighter project; appears in Sara Clark collection at US National Archives
Boeing Model 226 -- eleventh Model 80B-1 as luxury 10-seat exec transport for Standard Oil Co. (NC234M - c/n 1092)
Boeing Model 227 -- USAAC P-12D fighter, like P-12C with high-compression engine (35 built; 31-243/244, 1359/1391 - c/n 1261,1345,1359/1391)
Boeing Model 228 -- ?
Boeing Model 229 -- ?
Boeing Model 230 -- ?
Boeing Model 231 -- ?
Boeing Model 232 -- ?
Boeing Model 233 -- ?
Boeing Model 234 -- USAAC P-12E, with supercharged SR-1340E engine (110 built)
Boeing Model 235 -- US Navy F4B-3 (production version of Model 218) (21 built)
Boeing Model 235 -- US Navy F4B-4 (strengthened wings, new tail) (92 built)
Boeing Model 236 -- US Navy XF6B-1 > XBFB-1, Boeing's last new biplane design (A8975 - c/n 1616)
Boeing Model 237 -- ?
Boeing Model 238 -- 12-passenger high-wing commercial monoplane project with Hornet engine
Boeing Model 239 -- design associated to Model 238, project only
Boeing Model 240 -- ?
Boeing Model 241 -- ?
Boeing Model 242 -- 4-engine transport proposal
Boeing Model 243 -- no details ; appears in Richard K. Smith Archives
Boeing Model 244 -- ?
Boeing Model 245 -- second pre-P-26 monoplane fighter design
Boeing Model 246 -- USAAC Y1B-9A, with structural changes and Y1G1R-1860B radials (32-303/307 - c/n 1671/1675)
Boeing Model 247 -- 10-passenger commercial airliner (61 built)
Boeing Model 247A - executive transport variant with Twin Wasp Jr. engines (P&W test-bed) (NC 13300 - c/n 1711)
Boeing Model 247D - upgraded version with new windscreen, etc. (+ retrofits) (13 new - c/n 1946/1958)
Boeing Model 247E - one United Airlines 247 loaned to develop Model 247D features
Boeing Model 247Y - one 247D modified and armed for Chinese Marshall C. H. Liang
Boeing Model 248 -- USAAC XP-936 > XP-26 > Y1P-26 and P-26 low-wing pursuit prototypes (32-412/414 - c/n 1678/1680)
Boeing Model 249 -- ?
Boeing Model 250 -- ?
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Boeing Model 251 -- USAAC P-12F : last P-12E batch with SR-1340F engine and tailwheel (25 built)
Boeing Model 252 -- ?
Boeing Model 253 -- ?
Boeing Model 254 -- ?
Boeing Model 255 -- ?
Boeing Model 256 -- "BOEING 1932" pursuit, an export Model 235/F4B-4 for Brazil (14 built)
Boeing Model 257 -- ?
Boeing Model 258 -- ? [identification proved wrong -- a typo for Model 238]
Boeing Model 259 -- ?
Boeing Model 260 -- ?
Boeing Model 261 -- US Navy F4B-5 (cancelled)
Boeing Model 262 -- ?
Boeing Model 263 -- ?
Boeing Model 264 -- USAAC YP-29/A, XP-940 > XP-29, and YP-29B pursuit prototypes (34-23/25 - c/n 1941/1943)
Boeing Model 265 -- ?
Boeing Model 266 -- USAAC P-26A/C "PEASHOOTER", production version of Model 248 (136 built, including 266A)
Boeing Model 266A -- USAAC P-26B "PEASHOOTER"
Boeing Model 267 -- export Model 235/F4B-3 for Brazil with P-12E wings (9 built - c/n 1794/1802)
Boeing Model 268 -- ?
Boeing Model 269 -- ?
Boeing Model 270 -- ?
Boeing Model 271 -- ?
Boeing Model 272 -- prototype derived from P-26 with 550 hp P&W SR-1340 engine (c/n unknown)
Boeing Model 273 -- US Navy XF7B-1 single-seat monoplane fighter with R-1340-80 engine (BuAer 9378 - c/n 1803)
Boeing Model 274 -- mailplane, no detail
Boeing Model 275 -- ?
Boeing Model 276 -- USAAC B-9B (cancelled)
Boeing Model 277 -- ?
Boeing Model 278 -- USAAC XP-32 fighter project
Boeing Model 278A - USAAC YP-32 fighter project
Boeing Model 279 -- ?
Boeing Model 280 -- upgraded Model 247 proposal, 12 to 14 passengers, 2 P&W Hornet (700 hp to each)
Boeing Model 281 -- export P-26A for China (11) and Spain (1) with wing flaps (12 built - c/n 1959/1962)
Boeing Model 282 -- ?
Boeing Model 283 -- ?
Boeing Model 284 -- ?
Boeing Model 285 -- USAAC proposal for P-34
Boeing Model 286 -- ?
Boeing Model 287 -- ?
Boeing Model 288 -- ?
Boeing Model 289 -- ?
Boeing Model 290 -- no details ; appears in Richard K. Smith Archives
Boeing Model 291 -- ?
Boeing Model 292 -- ?
Boeing Model 293 -- ?
Boeing Model 294 -- USAAF XBLR-1 > XB-15 all-metal monoplane bomber ; later to XC-105 (35-277 - c/n 1964)
Boeing Model 295 -- Boeing designation for USAAC YPT-9B CLOUDBOY (Stearman)
Boeing Model 296 -- ?
Boeing Model 297 -- USAAC P-29 production variant (cancelled)
Boeing Model 298 -- project ; no detail
Boeing Model 299X -- prototype of the B-17 series, never purchased by USAAC
Boeing Model 299B -- USAAC Y1B-17 FLYING FORTRESS
Boeing Model 299E -- désignation initiale du B-17B avant modification du cahier des charges de l'USAAC
Boeing Model 299F -- USAAC Y1B-17A FLYING FORTRESS
Boeing Model 299H -- USAAF B-17C FLYING FORTRESS and Royal Air Force FORTRESS I
Boeing Model 299J -- projected tricycle version of B-17
Boeing Model 299M -- USAAF B-17B FLYING FORTRESS
Boeing Model 299O -- USAAF B-17E FLYING FORTRESS
Boeing Model 299P -- USAAF B-17G FLYING FORTRESS
Boeing Model 299Z -- two B-17Gs converted as JB-17G flying test-beds for R-3350 turboprops
Boeing Model 299AB -- B-17G conversion as TWA VIP transport
Till next time!
Boeing Model 252 -- ?
Boeing Model 253 -- ?
Boeing Model 254 -- ?
Boeing Model 255 -- ?
Boeing Model 256 -- "BOEING 1932" pursuit, an export Model 235/F4B-4 for Brazil (14 built)
Boeing Model 257 -- ?
Boeing Model 258 -- ? [identification proved wrong -- a typo for Model 238]
Boeing Model 259 -- ?
Boeing Model 260 -- ?
Boeing Model 261 -- US Navy F4B-5 (cancelled)
Boeing Model 262 -- ?
Boeing Model 263 -- ?
Boeing Model 264 -- USAAC YP-29/A, XP-940 > XP-29, and YP-29B pursuit prototypes (34-23/25 - c/n 1941/1943)
Boeing Model 265 -- ?
Boeing Model 266 -- USAAC P-26A/C "PEASHOOTER", production version of Model 248 (136 built, including 266A)
Boeing Model 266A -- USAAC P-26B "PEASHOOTER"
Boeing Model 267 -- export Model 235/F4B-3 for Brazil with P-12E wings (9 built - c/n 1794/1802)
Boeing Model 268 -- ?
Boeing Model 269 -- ?
Boeing Model 270 -- ?
Boeing Model 271 -- ?
Boeing Model 272 -- prototype derived from P-26 with 550 hp P&W SR-1340 engine (c/n unknown)
Boeing Model 273 -- US Navy XF7B-1 single-seat monoplane fighter with R-1340-80 engine (BuAer 9378 - c/n 1803)
Boeing Model 274 -- mailplane, no detail
Boeing Model 275 -- ?
Boeing Model 276 -- USAAC B-9B (cancelled)
Boeing Model 277 -- ?
Boeing Model 278 -- USAAC XP-32 fighter project
Boeing Model 278A - USAAC YP-32 fighter project
Boeing Model 279 -- ?
Boeing Model 280 -- upgraded Model 247 proposal, 12 to 14 passengers, 2 P&W Hornet (700 hp to each)
Boeing Model 281 -- export P-26A for China (11) and Spain (1) with wing flaps (12 built - c/n 1959/1962)
Boeing Model 282 -- ?
Boeing Model 283 -- ?
Boeing Model 284 -- ?
Boeing Model 285 -- USAAC proposal for P-34
Boeing Model 286 -- ?
Boeing Model 287 -- ?
Boeing Model 288 -- ?
Boeing Model 289 -- ?
Boeing Model 290 -- no details ; appears in Richard K. Smith Archives
Boeing Model 291 -- ?
Boeing Model 292 -- ?
Boeing Model 293 -- ?
Boeing Model 294 -- USAAF XBLR-1 > XB-15 all-metal monoplane bomber ; later to XC-105 (35-277 - c/n 1964)
Boeing Model 295 -- Boeing designation for USAAC YPT-9B CLOUDBOY (Stearman)
Boeing Model 296 -- ?
Boeing Model 297 -- USAAC P-29 production variant (cancelled)
Boeing Model 298 -- project ; no detail
Boeing Model 299X -- prototype of the B-17 series, never purchased by USAAC
Boeing Model 299B -- USAAC Y1B-17 FLYING FORTRESS
Boeing Model 299E -- désignation initiale du B-17B avant modification du cahier des charges de l'USAAC
Boeing Model 299F -- USAAC Y1B-17A FLYING FORTRESS
Boeing Model 299H -- USAAF B-17C FLYING FORTRESS and Royal Air Force FORTRESS I
Boeing Model 299J -- projected tricycle version of B-17
Boeing Model 299M -- USAAF B-17B FLYING FORTRESS
Boeing Model 299O -- USAAF B-17E FLYING FORTRESS
Boeing Model 299P -- USAAF B-17G FLYING FORTRESS
Boeing Model 299Z -- two B-17Gs converted as JB-17G flying test-beds for R-3350 turboprops
Boeing Model 299AB -- B-17G conversion as TWA VIP transport
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Continued :
Boeing Model 300 -- original paper designation of STRATOLINER
Boeing Model 301 -- ?
Boeing Model 302 -- no details ; appears in Richard K. Smith archives
Boeing Model 303 -- ?
Boeing Model 304 -- ?
Boeing Model 305 -- ?
Boeing Model 306A -- flying-wing bomber project
Boeing Model 306C -- tailless pursuit variant
Boeing Model 307 -- STRATOLINER 4-engine liner
Boeing Model S-307 -- STRATOLINER for Pan American Airlines
Boeing Model SA-307B -- STRATOLINER for TWA ; five impressed as USAAF C-75
Boeing Model SA-307B1 -- rebuilt C-75 for TWA with B-17 elements, etc.
Boeing Model SB-307B -- STRATOLINER special version for Howard Hughes
Boeing Model 308 -- ?
Boeing Model 309 -- ?
Boeing Model 310 -- ?
Boeing Model 311 -- ?
Boeing Model 312 -- ?
Boeing Model 313 -- ?
Boeing Model 314 -- CLIPPER four-engine transatlantic liner ; one became USAAF XC-98
Boeing Model 314A -- CLIPPER refined version with new engines ; 3 to BOAC, 3 as C-98
Boeing Model B-314 -- five former Pan American and USAAF CLIPPERs used by US Navy as utility
Boeing Model 315 -- ?
Boeing Model 316/D -- USAAF (Y1)B-20 bomber project with R-3350 engines
Boeing Model 317 -- ?
Boeing Model 318 -- ?
Boeing Model 319 -- ?
Boeing Model 320 -- six-engine twin-hull patrol flying-boat project
Boeing Model 321 -- ?
Boeing Model 322 -- pressurized tricycle B-17 project
Boeing Model 323 -- no details ; appears in Richard K. Smith archives
Boeing Model 324 -- ?
Boeing Model 325 -- ?
Boeing Model 326 -- transatlantic giant flying boat project to Lindbergh specification
Boeing Model 326A -- lighter version of above ; project only
Boeing Model 327 -- no details ; appears in Richard K. Smith archives
Boeing Model 328 -- ?
Boeing Model 329 -- USAAF XA-21 light bomber prototype — Boeing designation of the Stearman X100
Boeing Model 330 -- four-engine bomber project
Boeing Model 331 -- ?
Boeing Model 332 -- ?
Boeing Model 333 -- pre-B-29 bomber project with two pairs of water-cooled V-1710 engines
Boeing Model 333A -- same as above with four Pratt & Whitney engines
Boeing Model 333B -- same as above with four Wright engines
Boeing Model 334 -- projected pressurized tricycle B-17
Boeing Model 334A -- same as above ; full-scale mock-up only
Boeing Model 335 -- ?
Boeing Model 336 -- ?
Boeing Model 337 -- pre-PBB project similar to Blohm & Voss Ha.138
Boeing Model 338 -- ?
Boeing Model 339 -- ?
Boeing Model 340 -- ?
Boeing Model 341 -- pre-B-29 project, an improved Model 334A with R-2800 engines
Boeing Model 342 -- ?
Boeing Model 343 -- twin-engined torpedo bomber study
Boeing Model 344 -- US Navy XPBB-1 SEA RANGER patrol flying-boat
Boeing Model 345 -- USAAF B-29 SUPER FORTRESS long-range bomber
Boeing Model 345-2 -- USAAF B-50 SUPER FORTRESS long-range bomber
Boeing Model 346 -- ?
Boeing Model 347 -- ?
Boeing Model 348 -- ?
Boeing Model 349 -- ?
Boeing Model 350 -- ?
Till next time!
Boeing Model 300 -- original paper designation of STRATOLINER
Boeing Model 301 -- ?
Boeing Model 302 -- no details ; appears in Richard K. Smith archives
Boeing Model 303 -- ?
Boeing Model 304 -- ?
Boeing Model 305 -- ?
Boeing Model 306A -- flying-wing bomber project
Boeing Model 306C -- tailless pursuit variant
Boeing Model 307 -- STRATOLINER 4-engine liner
Boeing Model S-307 -- STRATOLINER for Pan American Airlines
Boeing Model SA-307B -- STRATOLINER for TWA ; five impressed as USAAF C-75
Boeing Model SA-307B1 -- rebuilt C-75 for TWA with B-17 elements, etc.
Boeing Model SB-307B -- STRATOLINER special version for Howard Hughes
Boeing Model 308 -- ?
Boeing Model 309 -- ?
Boeing Model 310 -- ?
Boeing Model 311 -- ?
Boeing Model 312 -- ?
Boeing Model 313 -- ?
Boeing Model 314 -- CLIPPER four-engine transatlantic liner ; one became USAAF XC-98
Boeing Model 314A -- CLIPPER refined version with new engines ; 3 to BOAC, 3 as C-98
Boeing Model B-314 -- five former Pan American and USAAF CLIPPERs used by US Navy as utility
Boeing Model 315 -- ?
Boeing Model 316/D -- USAAF (Y1)B-20 bomber project with R-3350 engines
Boeing Model 317 -- ?
Boeing Model 318 -- ?
Boeing Model 319 -- ?
Boeing Model 320 -- six-engine twin-hull patrol flying-boat project
Boeing Model 321 -- ?
Boeing Model 322 -- pressurized tricycle B-17 project
Boeing Model 323 -- no details ; appears in Richard K. Smith archives
Boeing Model 324 -- ?
Boeing Model 325 -- ?
Boeing Model 326 -- transatlantic giant flying boat project to Lindbergh specification
Boeing Model 326A -- lighter version of above ; project only
Boeing Model 327 -- no details ; appears in Richard K. Smith archives
Boeing Model 328 -- ?
Boeing Model 329 -- USAAF XA-21 light bomber prototype — Boeing designation of the Stearman X100
Boeing Model 330 -- four-engine bomber project
Boeing Model 331 -- ?
Boeing Model 332 -- ?
Boeing Model 333 -- pre-B-29 bomber project with two pairs of water-cooled V-1710 engines
Boeing Model 333A -- same as above with four Pratt & Whitney engines
Boeing Model 333B -- same as above with four Wright engines
Boeing Model 334 -- projected pressurized tricycle B-17
Boeing Model 334A -- same as above ; full-scale mock-up only
Boeing Model 335 -- ?
Boeing Model 336 -- ?
Boeing Model 337 -- pre-PBB project similar to Blohm & Voss Ha.138
Boeing Model 338 -- ?
Boeing Model 339 -- ?
Boeing Model 340 -- ?
Boeing Model 341 -- pre-B-29 project, an improved Model 334A with R-2800 engines
Boeing Model 342 -- ?
Boeing Model 343 -- twin-engined torpedo bomber study
Boeing Model 344 -- US Navy XPBB-1 SEA RANGER patrol flying-boat
Boeing Model 345 -- USAAF B-29 SUPER FORTRESS long-range bomber
Boeing Model 345-2 -- USAAF B-50 SUPER FORTRESS long-range bomber
Boeing Model 346 -- ?
Boeing Model 347 -- ?
Boeing Model 348 -- ?
Boeing Model 349 -- ?
Boeing Model 350 -- ?
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hesham said:
I think the "91" designation is a mistake. Not only the phrase "basic trainer" was not used until the latter half of the 1930s, but at the time of the Model 90s series, there were no low-wing trainers at Boeing yet!
There was, however, a Stearman (later Boeing-Wichita) Model X-90 modified as X-91 and it was exactly what you described!
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Hi,
238 was three engined shoulder high wing transport monoplane project.
239 was three engined biplane transport project.
243 was twin engined shoulder high wing monoplane.
298 twin engined high wing monoplane bomber project,no more details.
274 was mailplane, but there is no more details.
238 was three engined shoulder high wing transport monoplane project.
239 was three engined biplane transport project.
243 was twin engined shoulder high wing monoplane.
298 twin engined high wing monoplane bomber project,no more details.
274 was mailplane, but there is no more details.
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Continued:
Model 351 -- ?
Model 352 -- ?
Model 353 -- ?
Model 354 -- ?
Model 355 -- ?
Model 356 -- ?
Model 357 -- ?
Model 358 -- ?
Model 359 -- ?
Model 360 -- ?
Model 361 -- ?
Model 362 -- ?
Model 363 -- ?
Model 364 -- ?
Model 365 -- ?
Model 366 -- ?
Model 367 -- USAF C-97 STRATOFREIGHTER transport
Model 368 -- advanced WWII fighter designs with very unconventional geometries
Model 369 -- ?
Model 370 -- ?
Model 371 -- ?
Model 372 -- ?
Model 373 -- ?
Model 374 -- similar specification as the Grumman F7F, 2 x Wright R-1820 engine
Model 375 -- ?
Model 376 -- ?
Model 377 -- STRATOCRUISER airliner derived from Model 367
Model 378 -- ?
Model 379 -- ?
Model 380 -- ?
Model 381 -- proposal for pre-XB-36 competition
Model 382 -- ?
Model 383 -- ?
Model 384 -- four-engined long-range bomber project derived from B-29
Model 385 -- six-engined long-range bomber project
Model 386 -- six-engined bomber
Model 387 -- ?
Model 388 -- ?
Model 389 -- ?
Model 390 -- fighter project, competitor of Vought F5U
Model 391 -- fighter project, competitor of Vought F5U
Model 392 -- ?
Model 393 -- ?
Model 394 -- ?
Model 395 -- ?
Model 396 -- fighter project, competitor of Vought F5U
Model 397 -- ?
Model 398 -- ?
Model 399 -- ?
Of course I have omitted most of the sub-model numbers on the bombers, only the basic model numbers are featured.
I am sure there are plenty more that some of you could add, so please post about it so that this thread can live on!
Model 351 -- ?
Model 352 -- ?
Model 353 -- ?
Model 354 -- ?
Model 355 -- ?
Model 356 -- ?
Model 357 -- ?
Model 358 -- ?
Model 359 -- ?
Model 360 -- ?
Model 361 -- ?
Model 362 -- ?
Model 363 -- ?
Model 364 -- ?
Model 365 -- ?
Model 366 -- ?
Model 367 -- USAF C-97 STRATOFREIGHTER transport
Model 368 -- advanced WWII fighter designs with very unconventional geometries
Model 369 -- ?
Model 370 -- ?
Model 371 -- ?
Model 372 -- ?
Model 373 -- ?
Model 374 -- similar specification as the Grumman F7F, 2 x Wright R-1820 engine
Model 375 -- ?
Model 376 -- ?
Model 377 -- STRATOCRUISER airliner derived from Model 367
Model 378 -- ?
Model 379 -- ?
Model 380 -- ?
Model 381 -- proposal for pre-XB-36 competition
Model 382 -- ?
Model 383 -- ?
Model 384 -- four-engined long-range bomber project derived from B-29
Model 385 -- six-engined long-range bomber project
Model 386 -- six-engined bomber
Model 387 -- ?
Model 388 -- ?
Model 389 -- ?
Model 390 -- fighter project, competitor of Vought F5U
Model 391 -- fighter project, competitor of Vought F5U
Model 392 -- ?
Model 393 -- ?
Model 394 -- ?
Model 395 -- ?
Model 396 -- fighter project, competitor of Vought F5U
Model 397 -- ?
Model 398 -- ?
Model 399 -- ?
Of course I have omitted most of the sub-model numbers on the bombers, only the basic model numbers are featured.
I am sure there are plenty more that some of you could add, so please post about it so that this thread can live on!
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hesham said:
What you're describing corresponds to Model 390 too, so this adds to the idea that Model 399 was related to 390/391/396. We'd need diagrams of all three now for confirmation that "399" is not a typo of some sort. Model 390 looked like this (picture attached).
Model 400 -- US Navy XF8B-1 monoplane fighter (1944-45)
Model 401 -- two-seater helicopter project (1943)
Model 402 -- ?
Model 403 -- ?
Model 404 -- six-engined pusher flying wing bomber
Model 405 -- ?
Model 406 -- ?
Model 407 -- ?
Model 408 -- ?
Model 409 -- ?
Model 410 -- ?
Model 411 -- ?
Model 412 -- ?
Model 413 -- ?
Model 414 -- ?
Model 415 -- ?
Model 416 -- ?
Model 417 -- 417-42: high-wing transport project with 2 x 1070 hp Wright 744-4BA-1 (1946)
Model 418 -- ?
Model 419 -- ?
Model 420 -- ?
Model 421 -- ?
Model 422 -- ?
Model 423 -- ?
Model 424 -- pre-B-47 project: a B-29 with two turbojets in nacelles placed above (1943-44)
Model 425 -- ?
Model 426 -- ?
Model 427 -- ?
Model 428 -- ?
Model 429 -- ?
Model 430 -- ?
Model 431 -- 431-16: high-wg.transport project, 2 x 2100 hp P&W Db. Wasp; 431-17: w/1200 hp Wright Cyclone
Model 432 -- pre-B-47 light bomber project: 4 jets in fuselage, engines on top of aft fuselage (1944)
Model 433 -- ?
Model 434 -- ?
Model 435 -- ?
Model 436 -- ?
Model 437 -- ?
Model 438 -- ?
Model 439 -- ?
Model 440 -- ?
Model 441 -- ?
Model 442 -- ?
Model 443 -- ?
Model 444 -- ?
Model 445 -- ?
Model 446 -- ?
Model 447 -- ?
Model 448 -- initial B-47 project: swept-wing, 6 jets in fuselage (1945)
Model 449 -- jet interceptor project
Model 450 -- USAF B-47 STRATOJET bomber
(to be continued)
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Thanks a lot! I've added these to the list.
Model 451 -- USAF YL-15 SCOUT experimental folding wing utility plane
Model 452 -- USAF B-47 STRATOJET bomber variants
Model 453 -- ?
Model 454 -- US Navy jet fighter project
Model 455 -- US Navy night fighter project
Model 456 -- ?
Model 457 -- interceptor fighter ramjet project
Model 458 -- competitor of the XP-92, project
Model 459 -- US Navy fighter project
Model 460 -- ?
Model 461 -- design involved in B-52 competition
Model 462 -- bomber project with propeller-driven engines, winner of B-52 design competition
Model 463 -- ?
Model 464 -- USAF B-52 STRATOFORTRESS and all preliminary designs
Model 465 -- ?
Model 466 -- US Navy XP3B-1 land-based long-range patrol (1947)
Model 467 -- ?
Model 468 -- ?
Model 469 -- ?
Model 470 -- ?
Model 471 -- ?
Model 472 -- ?
Model 473 -- pre-707 projects derived from B-47 and B-52
Model 474 -- first B-55 bomber project for USAF with 4 x Allison T40A-2 engines (1948-49)
Model 475 -- ?
Model 476 -- ?
Model 477 -- ?
Model 478 -- ?
Model 479 -- second B-55 project for USAF
Model 480 -- ?
Model 481 -- bomber developed from B-52
Model 482 -- USN "penetration" fighter (OS-112)
Model 483 -- big jet bomber
Model 484 -- jet bomber
Model 485 -- no details
Model 486 -- only seaplane fighter designed by Boeing and their last flying-boat
Model 487 -- ?
Model 488 -- ?
Model 489 -- ?
Model 490 -- ASW project competing with S2F: same wing and empennage as XF8B-1, 4 crew, R-2800 engines
Model 491 -- ?
Model 492 -- ?
Model 493 -- ?
Model 494 -- ?
Model 495 -- USAF transport project competing with Lockheed's C-130
Model 496 -- ?
Model 497 -- ?
Model 498 -- ?
Model 499 -- ?
Model 451 -- USAF YL-15 SCOUT experimental folding wing utility plane
Model 452 -- USAF B-47 STRATOJET bomber variants
Model 453 -- ?
Model 454 -- US Navy jet fighter project
Model 455 -- US Navy night fighter project
Model 456 -- ?
Model 457 -- interceptor fighter ramjet project
Model 458 -- competitor of the XP-92, project
Model 459 -- US Navy fighter project
Model 460 -- ?
Model 461 -- design involved in B-52 competition
Model 462 -- bomber project with propeller-driven engines, winner of B-52 design competition
Model 463 -- ?
Model 464 -- USAF B-52 STRATOFORTRESS and all preliminary designs
Model 465 -- ?
Model 466 -- US Navy XP3B-1 land-based long-range patrol (1947)
Model 467 -- ?
Model 468 -- ?
Model 469 -- ?
Model 470 -- ?
Model 471 -- ?
Model 472 -- ?
Model 473 -- pre-707 projects derived from B-47 and B-52
Model 474 -- first B-55 bomber project for USAF with 4 x Allison T40A-2 engines (1948-49)
Model 475 -- ?
Model 476 -- ?
Model 477 -- ?
Model 478 -- ?
Model 479 -- second B-55 project for USAF
Model 480 -- ?
Model 481 -- bomber developed from B-52
Model 482 -- USN "penetration" fighter (OS-112)
Model 483 -- big jet bomber
Model 484 -- jet bomber
Model 485 -- no details
Model 486 -- only seaplane fighter designed by Boeing and their last flying-boat
Model 487 -- ?
Model 488 -- ?
Model 489 -- ?
Model 490 -- ASW project competing with S2F: same wing and empennage as XF8B-1, 4 crew, R-2800 engines
Model 491 -- ?
Model 492 -- ?
Model 493 -- ?
Model 494 -- ?
Model 495 -- USAF transport project competing with Lockheed's C-130
Model 496 -- ?
Model 497 -- ?
Model 498 -- ?
Model 499 -- ?
Hi All!
Model 225---pre-P-26 monoplane fighter project
Model 258---3-engine transport proposal, high-wing
Model 276---Brazilian F4B-3
Model 374---similar specification of the Grumman F7F, 2 x Wright R-1820 engine
Model 381---pre-XB-36 competition
Model 458---competitor of the XP-92
Model 482---USN "penetration" fighter, OS-112
Model 483---big jet bomber
Model 225---pre-P-26 monoplane fighter project
Model 258---3-engine transport proposal, high-wing
Model 276---Brazilian F4B-3
Model 374---similar specification of the Grumman F7F, 2 x Wright R-1820 engine
Model 381---pre-XB-36 competition
Model 458---competitor of the XP-92
Model 482---USN "penetration" fighter, OS-112
Model 483---big jet bomber
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Great additions, nugo, thanks!
To be on the safe side, I prefered not to add your "Model 276" to the list as the Brazilian F4B-3s were designated Model 256 and Model 267. As these airframes are pretty well documented, I assume this "276" results from a typo somewhere, unless of course you can provide us with a reliable source that clearly documents the existence of both models.
Thanks again!
To be on the safe side, I prefered not to add your "Model 276" to the list as the Brazilian F4B-3s were designated Model 256 and Model 267. As these airframes are pretty well documented, I assume this "276" results from a typo somewhere, unless of course you can provide us with a reliable source that clearly documents the existence of both models.
Thanks again!
Hi else Stargazer2006!
Yes you are right!
I just do not think about the typos.
I am from this book ( "The story of the Boeing Company", by Bill Yenne, page: 17 ) has the information
and there, as the species, the typo (or a error), (Model 276 should be Model 267).
I also found here; my mistake:
Model 258---3-engine transport proposal, high-wing
Model 258 should be Model 238---All-metal passenger transport (Three P.& W. Hornet engines(550 hp))
Source: Boeing Aircraft Since 1916 (Publication Year-1989), by Peter M. Bowers, page: 563 and Index I
Boeing Aircraft by Model number (... 238, 563 (page)
and there is an error (Boeing Model 258--3-engine transport proposal, high-wing, should be Model 238)
Model 208---5-seat Navy flying-boat in 1929 to use wings of the Model 80 trimotor transport (Two
P. & W. Hornet engines (525 hp)
Model 330---4-engine bomber
(Source: http://www.fighter-planes.com/info/b29.htm)
Yes you are right!
I just do not think about the typos.
I am from this book ( "The story of the Boeing Company", by Bill Yenne, page: 17 ) has the information
and there, as the species, the typo (or a error), (Model 276 should be Model 267).
I also found here; my mistake:
Model 258---3-engine transport proposal, high-wing
Model 258 should be Model 238---All-metal passenger transport (Three P.& W. Hornet engines(550 hp))
Source: Boeing Aircraft Since 1916 (Publication Year-1989), by Peter M. Bowers, page: 563 and Index I
Boeing Aircraft by Model number (... 238, 563 (page)
and there is an error (Boeing Model 258--3-engine transport proposal, high-wing, should be Model 238)
Model 208---5-seat Navy flying-boat in 1929 to use wings of the Model 80 trimotor transport (Two
P. & W. Hornet engines (525 hp)
Model 330---4-engine bomber
(Source: http://www.fighter-planes.com/info/b29.htm)
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Mistakes can happen, and do happen. Don't worry.
As an aircraft designation maniac since the tender age of 6, I have always strived to cross-compare and verify my designations because I was taught early on that even good books can have typos... and even authors can make mistakes...
So now that we know276 is indeed 267 and 258 is in fact 238, we are left with your newest addition : Model 208. Great ! I'm just wary of one thing: I have a Model 209 in my list which was meant to be the Navy's projected XP2B-1 patrol boat. Could it be the same project, and therefore yet another typo? Or two distinct projects for the same proposal?
As an aircraft designation maniac since the tender age of 6, I have always strived to cross-compare and verify my designations because I was taught early on that even good books can have typos... and even authors can make mistakes...
So now that we know
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I've just upgraded the list above with the various additions I found, mostly by exploring this forum...
Nugo's initial post mentions the Model 57 as another PW-9 variant. Any information on that one, or is it a typo? Thanks for your help.
Nugo's initial post mentions the Model 57 as another PW-9 variant. Any information on that one, or is it a typo? Thanks for your help.
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Stargazer2006 said:
Great stuff!
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Thanks to you all for the updates.
Those models from the forum that I failed to list did NOT appear in my searches. In most cases the model numbers do not appear in the thread's title or even in the text of the posts, just in the enclosed pictures!
Those models from the forum that I failed to list did NOT appear in my searches. In most cases the model numbers do not appear in the thread's title or even in the text of the posts, just in the enclosed pictures!
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I've been reorganizing my Boeing data over the past couple of days and managed to find a few more designations for the list.
Here is what I have in the 500+ range. I've only featured the basic designation, not the subtypes. Of course any correction and addition is most welcome:
Some Model numbers in the 500-1000 range that I have...
502 T50-BO gas turbine engine (502-2); turbo-compressor/free turbine (502-10)
520 T60-BO free turbine
540 gas turbine engine (turboprop)
550 T50-BO gas turbine engine
551 gas turbine engine (turboprop)
553 gas turbine engine (turboprop)
600 GAPA (MX-606) Ground-to-Air Pilotless Aircraft program (basis for BOMARC)
601 GAPA (MX-606) Ground-to-Air Pilotless Aircraft program (basis for BOMARC)
602 GAPA (MX-606) Ground-to-Air Pilotless Aircraft program (basis for BOMARC)
621 XF/XIM-99 BOMARC interceptor missile (1952)
624 IM-99A > M-10 BOMARC interceptor missile
631 IM-99B > M-10 BOMARC interceptor missile
641 AGM-86B (ALCM) cruise missile
[Series 700, 800 and 900 designations removed from topic and now listed in separate topics]
1026 HOC hydrofoil
1041 VTOL designs
1044 CSA Air-Launched Strategic Missile (ALSM) platform (1044-019)
1046 Long Range Transport
1047 final evolution of DYNA-SOAR
1050 no details
1074 hypersonic interceptor
1076 SENSORCRAFT
1080 High Speed Commercial Transport (HSCT) proposal to NASA RFP specification (1991) (-834)
NON-SEQUENTIAL:
1202/1205 possibly allocated to spacecraft project
2000 stealth fan-in-wing deltoid concept
2018 NGB with Lockheed
2020 "Klingon Cruiser" C-wing
2707 SST
Here is what I have in the 500+ range. I've only featured the basic designation, not the subtypes. Of course any correction and addition is most welcome:
Some Model numbers in the 500-1000 range that I have...
502 T50-BO gas turbine engine (502-2); turbo-compressor/free turbine (502-10)
520 T60-BO free turbine
540 gas turbine engine (turboprop)
550 T50-BO gas turbine engine
551 gas turbine engine (turboprop)
553 gas turbine engine (turboprop)
600 GAPA (MX-606) Ground-to-Air Pilotless Aircraft program (basis for BOMARC)
601 GAPA (MX-606) Ground-to-Air Pilotless Aircraft program (basis for BOMARC)
602 GAPA (MX-606) Ground-to-Air Pilotless Aircraft program (basis for BOMARC)
621 XF/XIM-99 BOMARC interceptor missile (1952)
624 IM-99A > M-10 BOMARC interceptor missile
631 IM-99B > M-10 BOMARC interceptor missile
641 AGM-86B (ALCM) cruise missile
[Series 700, 800 and 900 designations removed from topic and now listed in separate topics]
1026 HOC hydrofoil
1041 VTOL designs
1044 CSA Air-Launched Strategic Missile (ALSM) platform (1044-019)
1046 Long Range Transport
1047 final evolution of DYNA-SOAR
1050 no details
1074 hypersonic interceptor
1076 SENSORCRAFT
1080 High Speed Commercial Transport (HSCT) proposal to NASA RFP specification (1991) (-834)
NON-SEQUENTIAL:
1202/1205 possibly allocated to spacecraft project
2000 stealth fan-in-wing deltoid concept
2018 NGB with Lockheed
2020 "Klingon Cruiser" C-wing
2707 SST
Hi All!
Model 497---XC-Heavy Transport and Parasite/Missile carrier aircraft, AMC RFP.
Model 498---feederliner projects...(Model 498-4 with two R-R Darts or two Allison T-38s. (Source "allison model | boeing airplane | 1950 | 2045 | Flight Archive")
Model 497---XC-Heavy Transport and Parasite/Missile carrier aircraft, AMC RFP.
Model 498---feederliner projects...(Model 498-4 with two R-R Darts or two Allison T-38s. (Source "allison model | boeing airplane | 1950 | 2045 | Flight Archive")
Hi all
Several projects from 'Boeing. The Complete Story' ISBN 978 1 84425 703 4
model 72 Passenger transport (1927). 1*Wright Whirlwind
model 257 Interceptor (1945?). 2*strato-jet engines
model 708 Supersonic bomber (1953). 5-seat. Four engined
model 815 Tactical transport for US Army (1958). 4*Rolls-Royce R.Da.7
model 820 Heavy transport for USAF (1958). 4*jet
Regards
Several projects from 'Boeing. The Complete Story' ISBN 978 1 84425 703 4
model 72 Passenger transport (1927). 1*Wright Whirlwind
model 257 Interceptor (1945?). 2*strato-jet engines
model 708 Supersonic bomber (1953). 5-seat. Four engined
model 815 Tactical transport for US Army (1958). 4*Rolls-Royce R.Da.7
model 820 Heavy transport for USAF (1958). 4*jet
Regards
