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1/32 Kittyhawk Mk I, 112 Sqn , North Africa
Posted: Sun Aug 09, 2015 4:56 pm
by pmarshall
Re: 1/32 Kittyhawk Mk I, 112 Sqn , North Africa
Posted: Sun Aug 09, 2015 6:01 pm
by shortCummins
brilliant job, especially the sharks mouth
weathering is spot-on, shame about the Akan paints, I really like them, however I must say that their Dark Earth is way too dark for me!
rgds
John(shortCummins)
Re: 1/32 Kittyhawk Mk I, 112 Sqn , North Africa
Posted: Sun Aug 09, 2015 8:08 pm
by Sturm
Excellent job!! Specially with that shark mouth. I have a question by the way, to my understanding the AVG (American Volunteer Group) in China only used the Shark mouth.I have seen lots of models of the P-40 in RAF and non AVG markings and include the shark mouth.Was every P-40 painted with a shark mouth as a trademark?
Re: 1/32 Kittyhawk Mk I, 112 Sqn , North Africa
Posted: Sun Aug 09, 2015 8:13 pm
by planemaker
Brilliant work as always Peter!
Shame about those AKAN Paints. They always spray well for me. They might be damaged in some way, or it's just a fail in the production.
Re: 1/32 Kittyhawk Mk I, 112 Sqn , North Africa
Posted: Sun Aug 09, 2015 8:17 pm
by pmarshall
Sturm wrote:Excellent job!! Specially with that shark mouth. I have a question by the way, to my understanding the AVG (American Volunteer Group) in China only used the Shark mouth.I have seen lots of models of the P-40 in RAF and non AVG markings and include the shark mouth.Was every P-40 painted with a shark mouth as a trademark?
112 Sqn copied the shark mouth from German me110s, and the AVG copied it from 112 Sqn, then everyone else copied it from them...
Re: 1/32 Kittyhawk Mk I, 112 Sqn , North Africa
Posted: Sun Aug 09, 2015 8:40 pm
by Sturm
pmarshall wrote:112 Sqn copied the shark mouth from German me110s, and the AVG copied it from 112 Sqn, then everyone else copied it from them...
Okay thanks Bud

Re: 1/32 Kittyhawk Mk I, 112 Sqn , North Africa
Posted: Wed Aug 12, 2015 9:15 pm
by patrickroos
What a top drawer build!
That there is a beautiful P-40...
Overall fantastic but still want to say that the combined weathering effects are excellent!
Great skills mate! and very inspiring
