[fileasfog]

Does anyone know if there is a P 40 from the chinese theatre of operation without a shark mouth that has been done in diecast?

thanks.

[mil0]

For diecast here are all the ones i can find

Model Power 5354-1 - Diecast Model P-40 Warhawk AVG Flying Tigers, "White 68", Hell's Angels: The Flying Mule
Corgi US35206 - Diecast Model P-40 Warhawk AVG Flying Tigers, "White 104", Edward Rector, China: The Flying Mule
Carousel 1 6101 - Diecast Model P-40 Warhawk AVG Flying Tigers, "White 21", Pappy Boyington, Burma: The Flying Mule
Easy Model 37209 - Display Model P-40 Warhawk AVG Flying Tigers 3rd Sqn, China: The Flying Mule
Easy Model 37210 - Display Model P-40 Warhawk AVG Flying Tigers 2nd Sqn, China: The Flying Mule
Franklin Mint B11B628 - Diecast Model P-40 Warhawk AVG Flying Tigers, "White 108", Tex Hill: The Flying Mule
Easy Model 37274 - Display Model P-40 Warhawk USAAF 23rd FG, 16th FS Flying Tigers, 1942: The Flying Mule


Also by the way I have a Flying Tigers P-40 in China in 1/32 scale, it was made by 21st and it cost me only 20$, but its only a cheap plastic model.

[Epapazian]

Originally Posted by fileasfog

Does anyone know if there is a P 40 from the chinese theatre of operation without a shark mouth that has been done in diecast?

thanks.

I may be wrong, but so far I have not seen a China front P-40 in diecast without the shark mouth motif. P-40s operating out of India often featured skulls rather than shark mouths, however none of these have appeared in diecast form---with the possible exception of the early Armour 1:00th scale line. Here, I have a fleeting recollection of a model with the skull, but I'm not sure. Perhaps a more dedicated Armour collector than I can confirm this.