Curtiss P40 hawk 81A-2 White 68

Product description

High-quality almost all-metal model of a military aircraft with plastic elements. Curtiss P-40 Warhawk was an all-metal, single-engine, single-seat fighter and ground attack. The first aircraft in 1938. Because the P-40 was modified P-36 Hawk, it quickly evolved and entered service in record time. The USAAF referred to the aircraft as the Warhawk, while the British Commonwealth and the Soviet Union referred to variants B and C. Tomahawk, while the D and later variants were called Kittyhawk. By the end of production in 1944, approximately 18,000 aircraft had been produced.