P40E Warhawk US Fighter

Name: P40E Warhawk US Fighter
Brand: Hasegawa
Price: 30.39 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7 (15 reviews)

Item Number: hsg09086

4.7 Stars (15 Reviews)

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P40E Warhawk US Fighter

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Product Details

Assemble the Curtiss P-40E Warhawk with this 1:48 Scale Plastic Model Kit from Hasegawa. Suitable for Ages 10 & Older.

Product Rank

#104 in 1/40-1/49 Scale
#271 in Airplanes
#2429 in Plastic Models

Includes

One Plastic Model

Features

A static display model built with highly detailed, injection molded gray plastic parts.
Complete surface detail with engraved panel lines.
Interior wall and cockpit detail including control panel.
Propeller can rotate after assembly.
Highly detailed landing gear.
500 lb bomb and auxiliary fuel tank.
Authentic waterslide decals.
Illustrated assembly guide.

Requirements & Suggestions

Assembly
Plastic cement (TES3501) (PLS00002) (TAM87012) or glue (HLC107)
Modeling Knife (EXL16001) (XACX3627) (EXL16018)
Pin Vise (TAM74050) (ZON37-145) (SQU10801)
Paint (see MARKING OPTIONS)

Specifications

Scale: 1:48
Fuselage: 8" (201.5mm)
Wingspan: 9-3/8" (237mm)
Parts: 109
Hasegawa Product Number: 09086

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Great Build

By: illiniteach29

The fit was absolutely fantastic! Every piece went where it was supposed to without any trimming necessary. The only negative about this kit is that the decals did tear relatively easily. Overall, a real pleasure to build though!

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Super model

By: James E

This is a really well designed kit. Assembly was straightforward and all of the pieces fit well. Good cockpit details too. This is a nice addition to my collection.

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Fit issues

By: jc (Missouri)

Strange design with the tail section being separate from the rest of the fuselage and the two pieces did not fit together well which causes panel lines to not be lined up. Also the assembly of the tail section to the fuselage creates a vertical seam that is near to impossible to cover up without destroying panel lines. Not a pleasure to build, more like a task.

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