A new lightweight structure was introduced, two of the six wing mounted guns were removed, smaller and lighter undercarriage wheels were installed, head armour was reintroduced, and aluminium radiators and oil coolers were installed. The resulting reduction in the weight, along with the use of the same V-1710-81 engine as used in the P-40M, made the P-40N the fastest of the P-40 series, reaching a speed of 378 mph at 10,500 feet. Even though by 1943 standards the Warhawk was rapidly becoming obsolescent, the P-40N became the version that was most widely built with 5220 examples rolling off the Curtiss lines before production finally ceased.

Scale: 1/72

Highly detailed model kit

Plastic sprues, Plastic sprue (Clear), Decal sheet (waterslide)

Illustrated instructions

Decal markings:

- 49th Fighter Group 7th Fighter Squadron Lt J.B. Paris, New Guinea 1944

- 80th Fighter Group 89rd Fighter Squadron India. Assam Valley, Naggaghuli Base 1944

Paint and glue not included