Product Description
The P-40 series was introduced to all battlefields of World War II as the flagship of the United States Army Airlines, as well as the Allied forces. It was used for on-ground attacks and anti-bomber combats because it was mass productive, easy to handle and tough. The P-40E is the first mass production model to produce approximately 2,300 machines in total. Compared to the previous D model, it has enhanced armor and weapons and improved practicality.
The kit is made of parts for the accuracy of the outline and ease of assembly. Open/close dial window The front and back of the windshield are molded in clear form integration with the body panel, making it easy to bond and a beautiful finish. Includes seated pilot figure parts. Decals come in a set of 2 different versions of the US Army Air Force Aircraft System.
[Decal (marking)]
49th Combat Aviation Group 9th Combat Squadron John D. Lander Sensuent "ET601: Texas Longhorn" (New Guinea: 1942)
23rd Combat Aviation Group 76th Combat Squadron Captain Edward F. Lector, Rider "104" (China: July 1942)
This product is a plastic model that requires assembly and painting.
Adhesives, tools, paints, etc., are required for assembly and painting.
"Plastic Model" is a registered trademark owned by the Japan Plastic Model Industrial Cooperative Association.
This product does not include any adhesives, paint, tools, or batteries.
From the Manufacturer
Hasegawa produces many different models which cover a wide range of fascinating subjects. These include aircraft, cars, ships, military vehicles in multiple scales and Sci-Fi kits.
Highly detailed plastic model kit
Easy to assemble
Detailed instructions
Accurate markings and insignia
Requires paint and glue (Not Included)
