The P-40 Warhawk saw action in many theatres in WW2, including the Mediterranean, North Africa and the Pacific where it was used as both a fighter and more successfully as a ground attack aircraft. Most famously, the P-40 was used by the Chinese Flying Tiger squadron flown by US pilots, the success of this squadron against the Japanese airforce in China, even against the feared Zero, made them household names around the world.
This P-40 Warhawk is simply huge for a foam model! Being EPO, it is as tough as you would expect but at the same time, the moulded detailing is simply amazing. Despite it's size, this Warhawk should be easy to transport with it's removable 1pc wing and removable tailplane. The plastic moulded part details, like the very scale exhaust stubs, 3 blade prop/spinner, bomb cradle, .50 Cal machine guns, cockpit detail just go on and on and make for a stunning scale model.
This version serve's as both a "crash kit" just in case and as a basic airframe for those wanting to use their own equipment. The electric twist and turn retract/gear door assembly's and tailwheel assembly are included, as is the gear door/retract sequencer. You also get the scale prop/spinner and a shaft adapter. This is a reasonably involved assembly for a foamie and it will be important to choose your power train and RC equipment carefully, done properly, the end result as an impressive looking and superb flying scale warbird.
Specs:
Wingspan: 1700mm
Length: 1500mm
Flying Weight: 3500g
6 Channel (throttle, aileron, elevator, rudder, flaps, retracts)
Includes:
Twist n Turn Electric Retracts with Oleo Leg's & Electric Tailwheel
Sequencer for retracts/landing gear doors
Prop & Spinner
Prop adapter
All Hardware
Instructions
Motor Mount
Light Blisters
Requires:
Your Own 6 Channel TX/RX
4000mAh~4500mAh 6s Lipoly Battery
50-60 Brushless Outrunner Motor 250~320kv
4 x 9g & 7 x 17g Servo
60A~80A OPTO ESC
8A~10A UBEC
Landing Light Set (Optional)
PRODUCT ID: P40N-KIT-S
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