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Scale: 1:100
Length: 13"
Wingspan: 18"
Development: The Model 314 was a combination of the Wellwood E. Beall's design and the Boeing XB-15 bomber. The aircraft first flew on June 7, 1938. A total of 12 aircraft were built of which, the last one was retired in 1951. To the public, China Clipper became a generic name and originally was applied to all three of the Martin M-130's in Pan Am's fleet and, later, even to the Boeing B-314's.
Modifications: Model A314 ? upgraded engines and increased fuel capacity; Six
aircraft built to this configuration.
Service: With Pan American Airways, BOAC, US Navy.
Crew: 6-10
Wingspan: 152 feet / 46.3 m
Wingarea: 2867.0 square feet / 266.3 square meters
Length: 106 feet / 32.3 m
Height: 28 feet / 8.4 m
Gross Weight: 82,500 lbs / 37,414 kg
Empty Weight: 50,268 lbs / 22,797 kg
Engines: 4x Wright GR-2600-A2 "Double Cyclone" 14-
cylinder air-cooled Radial Engines (1600
horsepower each)
Maximum Speed: 193 mph / 311 km/h / 167 kt
Cruise Speed: 183 mph / 294 km/h / 158 kt
Cruise Ceiling: 13,400 feet / 4085 m
Maximum Ceiling: 19,600 feet / 6030 m
Climb: 565 ft/min / 172 m/min
Range: 3500 miles / 5635 km
Payload: 40-74 (36 night) passengers
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