I have now completed all of the most recent consignment of F-Toys aircraft. To start off, here are the three P-40 Hawks.
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US P-40E 'Jerry2' of the 18th Pursuit Squadron. A rare example of a model P-40 without 'sharks teeth' markings... |
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The underside of 'Jerry 2' |
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Another US P-40, this time from 8 Fighter Squadron. |
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P-40 Kittyhawk of the RAF's 112 Squadron. |
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All of the current batch awaiting their individual photo shoots. |
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One of the F-Toys boxes, showing the complete set. |
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One of the P-40 kits awaiting construction. Not a big job! |
The more I see these Tim, the more I like of them.
ReplyDeleteI have a Me109 to rebuild and paint, but never seem to get around to doing it.
I am always looking for excuses for this but now the Fatherland really needs it.
Great eye candy post!
Paul
ReplyDeleteI thought that lot would get you drooling on your keyboard! Bf-109 coming soon! Is this 'Aircraft Week?'
Is this 'Aircraft Week?' Don't know but, you got me looking hard at these 4 F4U Corsairs I've had in their original boxes since 1982!
ReplyDelete144th scale Academy kits I picked up in Korea for a 100 won a piece
(about $0.18 US at the time)
Think it's really boat week thanks to Bob C!
Don M
ReplyDeleteI built a pair of ancient Revell Corsairs last year - possibly the same tooling?
oooh, is that a Romanian Bf 109?
ReplyDeleteCool, nice looking kits, quite detailed by the look of them
ReplyDeleteChris Kemp
ReplyDeleteIndeed it is. Closeup coming soon...
Al
ReplyDeleteThey are very nice kits - that's why I can't stop buying them!
Awww, the P-40 is my absolute favourite fighter of all time. Wonderful models.
ReplyDeleteStephen Beat
ReplyDeleteDespite not being the war's greatest fighter, the P-40 does seem to have quite a following!