Model, Static, Heinrich, 1910

National Air and Space Museum

Object Details

Model Maker
Peter Shoemaker
Physical Description
Wood and cloth exhibit model of the 1910 Heinrich monoplane in overal natural color scheme. 1/16 scale.
Credit Line
Model made and donated by Peter Shoemaker, 1960.
1960
Inventory Number
A19600229000
Restrictions & Rights
CC0
Type
MODELS-Aircraft
Materials
Wood and cloth
Dimensions
Model: 20.3 × 44.5 × 54cm (8 in. × 17 1/2 in. × 21 1/4 in.)
Country of Origin
United States of America
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Location
National Air and Space Museum in Washington, DC
Exhibition
Early Flight
National Air and Space Museum
Record ID
nasm_A19600229000
Metadata Usage (text)
CC0
GUID (Link to Original Record)
http://n2t.net/ark:/65665/nv96e23a005-ea53-4e15-bfd6-9ea663ab691c
A light brown model biplane with curved brown struts, a large propeller, curved white wings, and three angled white tail fins.
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A light brown model biplane with curved brown struts, a large propeller, curved white wings, and three angled white tail fins.
Angled front view of a light brown model biplane. White strings form a diamond-like structure above and below the main set of wings. There are black wheels on the curved struts.
Aerial view of a light brown model biplane. The frame is composed of wooden square shaped outlines in a long line. The middle white rear fin is on top of the frame, while the other two are on either side.
Aerial view of a light brown model biplane. The frame is composed of wooden square shaped outlines in a long line. The middle white rear fin is on top of the frame, while the other two are on either side.