P-40 Warhawk

Name: P-40 Warhawk
Brand: Guillows
Price: 64.79 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2 (4 reviews)

Item Number: gui405lc

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This is the P-40 Warhawk Famous as "Flying Tiger" WWII from the Scale WWII Fighters Series by Guillows. Suitable for Ages 10 & Older.

Product Rank

#74 in Rubber Power Scale
#94 in Free Flight
#94 in Airplanes

Includes

P-40 Warhawk Famous as "Flying Tiger" WWII

Features

Laser cut balsa parts.
Build as a static display model, flying rubber powered, gas fre flight or a U-Control model.
WWII plastic wheels, light plastic nose cowl, spinner, gun troughs exhausts and air scoops included.
Light tissue covering included.
Reinforced wire and vinyl landing gear.
Vinyl firewall, tip guide, bellcrank base and control handl for gas and U-Control included.
Decals.
Instruction sheet.

Requirements & Suggestions

Assembly
Pins & Common Pins
Cement
Hobby Knife
Wax Paper
Fine Sandpaper
Dope
Brush
Flathead Screwdriver
Refer to Instructions for Other Needed Tools

Comments

Due to small parts that could cause a choking hazard please kee away from children 3 years of age and younger.

Specifications

Scale: 1/16
Wingspan: 27-7/8" (708.02mm)

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Guillow Warbirds (400 series kits)

By: Heywood

The P-40N is the only kit from Guillow in this series that I have built so far. I built it as a display model and was impressed with the overall quality of the materials and plans provided. The decals are another matter - they were terrible. I ended up using leftover custom decals from previous builds to finish this kit. Aside from that everything went together just fine. I can't speak to how well this would build into a rubber band flier - but as a display model it turned out well enough. I can recommend the kit but I would suggest getting decals for it from another source.

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Guillows /Dumas compairison

By: jmpj

Guillows kits have improved a great deal in recent years. Laser cutting is so much better then the old die cutting,and the balsa is much better and lighter. Decals need improvement,however . The decals are water slide ,which I prefer ,but are very poor quality,don't stick well and break apart easily. The laser cutting is excellent,much much better than Dumas. Stringers need to be harder. Guillows boxes are easy to work out of,like a candy box,rather than the spaghetti type box that Dumas uses. Guillows and Dumas both have decent kits ,but each have there own short comings.

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