P-40N

[otftch]

This is a P-40N, lightweight version and fastest of the series. This one is from 89 squadron, 80th Fighter group in 1944. Kit is Hasegawa to 1/72 scale. Kind of looks a little off with the new canopy.
Ed

 

[T Bolt]

Another nice one Ed

 

[Wurger]

 

[Wildcat]

Nice one Ed!

 

[Gnomey]

Nice work Ed!

 

[hub]

Another great model
well done Ed!

 

[Matt308]

Very nice. The N version is pretty impressive on paper.

 

[mrf17]

Once again, another great 1/72 build. Good job, Ed.

 

[Crimea_River]

 

[rochie]

like it Ed

 

[michaelmaltby]

Don't know if you've seen this:

The P-40 in Soviet Aviation

 

[otftch]

Neat. Thanks.
Ed

 

[Hotntot]

Neat. 8)

 

[Airframes]

Nice one Ed.

 

[javlin]

Another fine example there Ed

 

[Wayne Little]

Nice Ed!

 

[brucejscott]

Really nice work Ed.

 

[Andy70]

Good one, Ed! Like the scheme with the skull on the nose.

 

[Rob Knox]

G'day gents,
I know that this is mainly for model kits, but I thought you might appreciate my RC P40N. It is a 1.7m wingspan model from Hobby King. I customised it as an ACFT flown by FLG OFF Gordon White of RAAF 78 SQN. Gordon was a well respected pilot in the SQN. He had flown with RAAF 3 SQN in the Middle East and had a confirmed victory over a 109, then was posted to 78 SQN in 1944 in the South West Pacific (SWP) theatre. In one engagement, he downed one Zero and two dive bombers. He was killed about two weeks later when he accidently flew into the sea whilst on a coastal patrol.
These images are of his ACFT and my customisation of the model.
Rob

 

[Rob Knox]

Some original shots of Gordon's ACFT, "Stormy Weather"