Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress Instruments Panel and Throttle Mechanism Replica

This panel is specially designed and manufactured by ATY Design. The instrument panel and throttle mechanism of the B-17 Flying Fortress bomber produced by Boeing are produced in 1/1 scale and meticulously detailed. It is manufactured for decoration and lighting purposes. Thanks to the remote controlled 16-color RGB lighting, you can combine the ambiance of the environment with a magnificent nostalgia.

You can hang it on the wall or place it on the floor. There are a total of 2 ports per case for the power adapter.

IMPORTANT NOTE: The product is not real and did not come from a real plane, it was manufactured by ATY Design as a copy of the real panel for lighting and decoration purposes.

Panel dimensions;
Width 63"
Height 22"
Depth 26"
Weight 30 kg

INFORMATION ABOUT THE AIRCRAFT

The Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress was a four-engine heavy bomber developed for the US Army Air Corps (USAAC) before World War II.

The primary mission of the B-17 was strategic daylight pinpoint bombing against German industrial and civilian targets. In Operation Pointblank, which was conducted prior to the Normandy landings, the US 8th Air Fleet based in England and the 15th Air Fleet based in Italy served as a complement to RAF Bomber Command's night area bombing. B-17s were also used in the Pacific wars, albeit to a lesser extent. The B-17s were nicknamed Flying Fortresses because of the .50 caliber machine guns mounted on each corner and on the upper and lower turrets.