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Yahu Models P-40 E 1:48 is a colored photo-etched instrument panel for the cockpit of the Curtiss P-40E Warhawk / Kittyhawk. A self-adhesive accessory painted at the factory, not an airplane model.
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A colored photo-etched instrument panel in 1:48 scale for the cockpit of the Curtiss P-40E Warhawk / Kittyhawk. It is a finished detail accessory, not an airplane model: the part is of fine photo-etched metal, painted at the factory and provided with faithful dial faces and instrument labels. It comes in a self-adhesive form, so it is placed straight into the cockpit without any spraying or hand painting.
The Curtiss P-40E was an American fighter with the Allison V12 engine, known from the beginning of the war in the Pacific and in North Africa. It was made famous among others by the volunteer Flying Tigers with the shark mouth painted on the nose. It was a rugged and reliable machine used by many Allied countries.
Cut the original instrument panel off the kit part or sand it flat, so that the photo-etched part sits properly. Peel the backing film off and press the panel into place; with larger parts a drop of super glue helps. For maximum depth the dial faces can be filled with a clear resin or a gloss varnish that imitates the glass of the gauges. Handle the fine photo-etch with tweezers and clean fingers.
This is a detail accessory for a cockpit, not a complete model. The base kit and paints are not included in the package.
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