P-40 Warhawk

Curtiss P-40 'Hells Angels' 1:90 by Model PowerItem Number: MP5354-1Curtiss P-40 "Hells Angels" 1:90 MODEL POWER POSTAGE STAMP AIRCRAFT-E SERIES Purple Box

Curtiss P-40 Warhawk, 13-Victory Ace Robert Neale, 1st Squadron Commander, AVG "Flying Tigers" (1:72) By Oxford Diecast 1:72 Scale Models Item Number: AC074 About Curtiss P-40 Warhawk, 13-Victory Ace Robert Neale, 1st Squadron Commander, AVG "Flying Tigers" (1:72) Curtiss P-40 Warhawk, 13-Victory Ace Robert Neale, 1st Squadron Commander, AVG "Flying Tigers" by Oxford Diecast About Oxford Diecast 1:72 Scale Models Providing high quality, die cast airplane models to the collector, gift, and...

Curtiss Tomahawk IIA AK402 P/O Neville Duke 122 (1/72) By Corgi Diecast Aviation Item Number: AA28103 About Curtiss Tomahawk IIA AK402 P/O Neville Duke 122 (1/72) Curtiss Tomahawk IIA AK402 P/O Neville Duke 122 Squadron About Corgi Diecast Aviation Fixed wing aviation has seen dramatic development over the past 100 years, from the basic wood and fabric aircraft of the Great War, to the awesome power of the high-tech jet fighters in service with today’s air forces. Corgi presents a range of...

P-40 Warhawk (1:48) by Smithsonian Replica SeriesItem Number: SL-P40Part of the Smithsonian Museum Replica Series, this value priced, 1/48 scale, die cast model of a P-40 Warhawk flown by 18_-victory ace David Lee "Tex" Hill of the 2nd Squadron "Panda Bears," American Volunteer Group "Flying Tigers," features textured surfaces, a glazed canopy, a rotating propeller, authentic markings including shark's mouth nose art, a P-40 collector's card, and more.9 1/4" wingspan; includes a display stand. ...

P-40 Warhawk (Approx. 3.5") by MotormaxItem Number: DS-P40These detailed, quality die cast airplanes are perfect for collecting or for building your own miniature air force. Each comes blister carded with a hang tag. Overall length approx 3.5 inches.

P-40B Warhawk - 2nd Lt. George Welch 47th PS 15th PG Oahu 1941

P-40B Warhawk - 47th PS 15th PG Wheeler Field Hawaii Dec 7 1941

Hobby Master 1/72 Air Power Series HA5509 P-40N "Black Magic" HU-E, 78 Sqn., RAAF, Morotai, early 1945 The Curtiss P-40 Warhawk first flew in 1938 as a modification of the Curtiss P-36 Hawk. Warhawk was the official U.S. designation while the name Tomahawk was used by the British Commonwealth and Soviet forces for the P-40B and C and Kittyhawk for P-40Ds and later variants. The P-40 was first used by British squadrons in North Africa and the Middle East in 1941. The P-40 lacked a two-speed...

Hobby Master 1/72 Air Power Series HA5507 P-40N Kittyhawk FX-760, 112 Squadron, RAF, 1944 The Curtiss P-40 Warhawk first flew in 1938 as a modification of the Curtiss P-36 Hawk. Warhawk was the official U.S. designation while the name Tomahawk was used by the British Commonwealth and Soviet forces for the P-40B and C and Kittyhawk for P-40Ds and later variants. The P-40 was first used by British squadrons in North Africa and the Middle East in 1941. The P-40 lacked a two-speed supercharger...

Hobby Master 1/72 Air Power Series HA5508 P-40N Kittyhawk FX-835 "No Orchids", 450 Sqn., RAAF, Vasto, Italy, early 1944 The Curtiss P-40 Warhawk first flew in 1938 as a modification of the Curtiss P-36 Hawk. Warhawk was the official U.S. designation while the name Tomahawk was used by the British Commonwealth and Soviet forces for the P-40B and C and Kittyhawk for P-40Ds and later variants. The P-40 was first used by British squadrons in North Africa and the Middle East in 1941. The P-40...

Texaco - 1941 Curtiss P-40B Tomahawk - #2 2019 in the Fuel For Victory Series World War II changed everything for TEXACO and with the entry of the United States into the war in 1941 TEXACO became a key supplier of aircraft lubricant products for the,Allied forces. 6-billion barrels out of a total of 7-billion barrels consumed by the Allies for the period of 1941-1945 came from the United States of America and without the prodigious delivery of oil from TEXACO WWII quite frankly may not have...

Texaco - 1941 Curtiss P-40B Tomahawk - Special Brushed Metal Edition - #2 2019 in the Fuel For Victory Series World War II changed everything for TEXACO and with the entry of the United States into the war in 1941 TEXACO became a key supplier of airc,raft lubricant products for the Allied forces. 6-billion barrels out of a total of 7-billion barrels consumed by the Allies for the period of 1941-1945 came from the United States of America and without the prodigious delivery of oil from TEXACO...