My P-40 B/C Collection

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My P-40 B/C Collection

Post by Epap » Tue Feb 19, 2013 5:18 pm

I really like the early model P-40s, which fought against the Axis powers early in WW2 against often hopeless odds. Here are my two C1 P-40s:Image

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Re: My P-40 B/C Collection

Post by Epap » Tue Feb 19, 2013 5:21 pm

And a larger group of 1:72nd and 1:100th scale P-40s-----two each from Easy Model and FOV, plus two from Model Power and one of my own solid resin creations:Image

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Re: My P-40 B/C Collection

Post by JollyRoger » Tue Feb 19, 2013 5:55 pm

Very nice collection. I too like the early P-40's. They look so streamlined "art-deco". They look like they are going fast just standing still. Your collection jarred my memory of the P-40's I built when I was younger. I ran downstairs and took a couple pics of the old Monogram I built about 30 years ago. I shot the pics thru the showcase. I tried to make the diorama as a AVG pilot sat in his aircraft waiting as another pilot ran to his during a scramble. I know the prop should be turning but we didn't have that kind of technology back then.

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And last, this Monogram model was made by by daughter when she was about 12 years old for a kids contest at a summer resort we used to go to. Very proud of my son and daughter- chips off the old block.

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Re: My P-40 B/C Collection

Post by Epap » Wed Feb 20, 2013 6:32 am

Thanks, JR.

I think that your P-40 models have stood up pretty well over all those years. Your daughter's model, though it might bear a little careful dusting, looks like a nice bit of work for a little girl. 8)

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