Completed Builds

[PanzerWulff]

Well I finally got some shots of my finnished "Zac Attack!" P-40 M Dedicated to our resident "Kiwi" Zac  :salute: Enjoy Gang!!!  






"Panzer"

[Eddie M.]

I almost forgot that I finished mine AHEAD of time.  

Here's my P-40 Racing Tiger.
  Eddie

[Radish]

Hey terrific!!
There's some pictures of mine (sans transparancies) courtesy of the obliging Falcon on the Radish thread in the main group build section  

[Brian da Basher]

Here's Rafa's VTOmahawk:

[Brian da Basher]

Next up are Radish's entries.

The Yugoslav P-40:


Captured German P-40:


Royal Bulgarian P-40:

[Radish]

Many thanks!!    

[cthulhu77]

The heavily modified Russian P-40MN "Rabbit"

[Radish]

AWESOME RABBIT      

[nev]

That 2nd photo......    

M1 would be proud of that    

[Glenn Gilbertson]

After the Battle of Britain it became apparent that Spitfire and Hurricane production would be adequate for RAF needs, and that the panic take-over of the French-ordered Curtiss 81A was unnecessary. The type had light armament, no armour and throttles operating in the opposite sense to British aircraft. Roosevelt was keen to keep a relationship with the Vichy French regime, so it was decided that the aicraft could be delivered to French Indo-China in the hope that resolve would be strengthened to resist Japanese expansion.
Hawk 81A-1A EC2/596 Tong, Tonkin late 1941:


(Aged FROG 1/72 kit)

[Brian da Basher]

Mr Gilbertson, that's an aboslutely great concept and an amazing paintjob on those Vicy stripes!!! I'm absolutely bowled over!!! Excellent!!!

Brian da Basher

[McGreig]

Well, I've run out of time, so you'll just have to imagine the canopy frames, but here's the pulse jet test bed. Not in the same class as JHM and Cthulhu and not as imaginatively lunatic as Rafa's entry, but at least it's finished.

[Brian da Basher]

That's a fine entry, McG! I really like the color scheme and amrkings and I think your addition of the pulse-jets is truly inspired! Nice work!

Brian da Basher