P-51D Mustang Cutaway
The interior view of the Mustang reveals the engineering that helped win the air war in Europe. The topmost layer is a cross section of the laminar-flow, low-drag airfoil whose curves made the wings the most efficient of the war. The next layer contains the landing gear whose design minimized the landing accidents that the ME 109 and Spitfire were so prone to. The Mustang's landing gear opened...
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Type VII-C U-Boat
The Type VII-C U-Boat is one of the most detailed cutaways to date. The sub has been recreated from Kriegsmarine blueprints with all of the equipment reflecting the designers dreams of the ultimate submarine. Considered the workhorse of the German U-Boat fleet, the type VII-C achieved the status of being one of the most formidable weapons in the Atlantic. This cutaway has been recreated from...
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RMS Queen Mary
Probably the most detailed and popular cutaway in our collection. Designed from the original shipbuilder's blueprints, the opulence and character of the original liner is truly captured in time. You will appreciate the her design when you see all the stairs that link the decks, the art deco public rooms, cabins, pipes, boilers, engine rooms and even the expansion joints. The grandest ocean...
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USS Fletcher
With 176 destroyers in the class, the Fletcher is one of the most recognizable ships of the war. From the boilers to the bunks and control panel, this cutaway contains a staggering amount of detail. Even the rails have been cut out. Considered by those who served aboard, the Fletcher was considered to be the peak of WW2 destroyer development. Designed by Gibbs & Cox of New York, the first of...
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Krauss Maffei ML-4000
This diesel hydraulic locomotive was known as the most powerful of its day. The full cutaway of this engine has been reproduced with such accuracy that it will fascinate and attract anyone who sees it. In October of 1961, the U.S. received the first German ML-4000's. These engines used a unique turbo-transmission which was direct geared to the driving wheels. With unmatched horsepower and...
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Eiffel Tower (Natural Basswood)
The Eiffel Tower was built as the centerpiece of the 1889 Paris exhibition. All of the world's attention was drawn to the 1,000 foot tower which was taller than anything ever built. The tower symbolized France's power, progress and mastering of the machine age. The radical design, economy and speed of construction had proven to be the pinnacle of Mr. Gustave Eiffel's long career.
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