Super Saver Curtiss P-40 (p-40b) Warhawk Hawk Avg "flying Tigers" - 1942 1/48 Scale Diecast Metal Airplane By Hobby Master Now 35% Cheaper [0EhKtacO]

Curtiss P-40B Warhawk: A Timeless Icon

Experience the awe-inspiring Curtiss P-40B Warhawk, a legendary aircraft of World War II, brought to life in stunning 1:48 scale. This Hobby Master model captures the essence of the American Volunteer Group AVG, also known as the "Flying Tigers," in Burma during May 1942. With its intricate details and authentic markings, this model is a must-have for aviation enthusiasts and collectors alike.

Exceptional Craftsmanship and Detail

This precision-engineered diecast metal model is a testament to the art of aviation modeling. The P-40B Warhawk's length measures 8.5 inches, while its wingspan stretches to 9.25 inches, providing a lifelike representation of the iconic fighter. Key features include a fully assembled and painted structure, with optional landing gear and wheel well covers for added realism. The model also includes a pilot figure, allowing you to place a figure in the cockpit to complete the scene. Here's what you can expect from this exceptional product:

• High-quality diecast metal construction ensures durability and long-lasting enjoyment.
• Authentic paint scheme and markings that accurately represent the "Flying Tigers" AVG.
• Comprehensive panel lines and cockpit detail, showcasing the meticulous attention to detail.

Perfect for Display and Collecting

This model is designed for display and collecting purposes, making it an ideal addition to any aviation enthusiast's collection. Its fragile antennas and delicate nature make it unsuitable for children under 14, as indicated on the packaging. The box clearly labels it as not suitable for children, ensuring that it remains a cherished piece for adults to admire. This Hobby Master Curtiss P-40B Warhawk model is not just a toy; it's a piece of history that you can hold in your hands. Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of aviation history and a testament to the bravery of the "Flying Tigers" AVG.