5354-1 1/90 Curtiss P-40 Hells Angel HO
This is a 1/100 Scale Diecast Hell's Angels Squadron Curtiss P-40      
    Plane with stand from the Postage Stamp Planes series by Model Power.    
                                                                             
   One of WWII's most extensively built aircraft, 15,000 P-40s were delivered
by the end of its production in 1944. P-40s went on to become the fighter for  
low altitude theaters such as North Africa and China. One of the most famous  
P-40s was from the Hell's Angels Squadron flown by Charles Older.              
                                                                             
FEATURES: Detailed diecast body is green and brown camouflage with a grey      
           underside.                                                        
         Clear plastic canopy.                                                
         Moveable black propeller with olive green spinner.                  
         Shark's mouth and eyes on nose, sun roundels on tops and bottoms of  
           wings, Flying Tiger motif and 68 on each side of fuselage, and a  
           red stripe around rear fuselage in front of tail.                  
         Recessed panel lines for realistic appearance.                      
         Authentic scale detailing.                                          
         Includes a black plastic stand that features the name of the plane.  
                                                                             
INCLUDES: One 1:100 Scale Diecast Hell's Angels Squadron Curtiss P-40 Plane    
           with Stand.                                                        
                                                                             
SPECS:    Scale:    1:100                                                      
         Length:   4"     (10.2cm)                                            
         Wingspan: 4-3/4" (12.1cm)                                            
                                                                             
COMMENTS: Company may change paint scheme to depict different battles aircraft
           was used in.