A P-26A is on display at the National Museum of the United States Air Force at Wright-Patterson AFB in Dayton, Ohio.[13] It is painted as the commander's aircraft of the 19th PS / 18th PG, stationed at Wheeler Field, Oahu, in 1938. The San Diego Air and Space Museum has made a reproduction of an early model to Boeing's plans with the original design's "streamlined tailwheel" and without flaps and the crossover exhaust that were later additions. In addition, Mayocraft Inc., completed the final assembly in September 2006, and it went on display in June, 2011 after nearly 12 years of construction.[14][15] P-26D: A flying replica completed in 2006 is in the collection of the Military Aviation Museum, Virginia Beach, Virginia.[16] P-26C: two aircraft are being constructed by Golden Age Aeroplane Works, Seymour, Indiana.[17]