TC-130G BuNo 151891, aka Fat Albert joins the JET Shop cadre in our crowd pleaser Propeller Cores. 

TC-130G Hercules BuNo 151891 began service with the U.S. Navy in 1964 as a C-130G before being converted to an EC-130G for the TACAMO (Take Charge and Move Out) mission. The aircraft was redesignated TC-130G in 1990 and assigned to the U.S. Navy’s Blue Angels flight demonstration squadron as “Fat Albert,” transporting personnel and equipment to air shows from 1991 to 2002. After nearly four decades of service, the aircraft was retired and placed on display at the National Naval Aviation Museum in Pensacola, Florida. The aircraft was ultimately scrapped in 2025.

We’ve had a couple prop tips (that were removed during its original scrapping in 2025) on site, and we managed to cut 38 total cores. The Cores measure 3.125" in diameter and range in thickness from .25" - .5" thick. They ship with a resin printed stand and feature frontal laser etched art on one side and planform art on the other. 

We also cut Air Drops from these propellers and the card art by Ryan Roadkill features our favorite spot, stomping ground, and Blue Angel hometown: Pensacola, FL. 

This art is offered as a 12 x 18" hand numbered UV LED Print on thick stock and ships in a protective plastic sleeve. Also, up for grabs is a holographic postcard inspired sticker. The stickers are outdoor safe and measure 4.5" x 3.125".