1:48 Scale Die Cast Metal Replica Model of a Curtiss P-40 Warhawk Kittyhawk World War II Fighter Aircraft with Historically Accurate Markings, Display Stand and Educational Collectors Card.
1:48 Scale Die Cast Metal Replica Model of a Curtiss P-40 Warhawk Kittyhawk World War II Fighter Aircraft with Historically Accurate Markings, Display Stand and Educational Collectors Card in its Original Packaging.
1:48 Scale Die Cast Metal Replica Model of a Curtiss P-40 Warhawk Kittyhawk World War II Fighter Aircraft with Historically Accurate Markings, Display Stand and Educational Collectors Card.
1:48 Scale Die Cast Metal Replica Model of a Curtiss P-40 Warhawk Kittyhawk World War II Fighter Aircraft with Historically Accurate Markings, Display Stand and Educational Collectors Card in its Original Packaging.

Smithsonian Museum Replica Series - P-40 Warhawk - 1:48 Scale

$ 42.95

Highly detailed 1:48 scale desktop model of the P-40 Warhawk. Model features the authentic “Flying Tigers” markings, complete with a shark’s mouth painted on its nose replicating one of the most distinctive fighters of WWII. Model includes display stand and educational collector’s card. Officially licensed model in collaboration with the curators of the Smithsonian Institution.

  • Collectors quality diecast metal model
  • Includes display stand and educational collector’s cards
  • Historically accurate markings
  • 7.5 inches long, 9 inch wingspan
  • 3-5 day standard shipping on all orders
  • FREE Shipping on orders $60 or more!
  • Express shipping available at checkout
  • Returns will be accepted 30 days from purchase (some exclusions apply, see our shipping and return policies for more details)

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Robert Z.
P-40 Warhawk

I really enjoy all of the Smithsonian replicas. They are extremely well crafted and true to form.
I am only missing the Japanese Zero and the British Spitfire that I hope will become available soon.

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robert z.
P-40 Warhawk

I really enjoy all of the Smithsonian replicas. They are extremely well crafted and true to form.
I am only missing the Japanese Zero and the British Spitfire that I hope will become available soon.