WARHAWKS ON THE WAR PATH

[moon puppy]

We're working on it Phil.

 

[Old Dog]

I'm afraid this one will be too late for me, I'm half way through a Hasegawa 1/32 E at the moment and doubt if I'll ever do another, it's a great kit but but there are way to many kits I want to build to be doing duplicates !

 

[moon puppy]

As long as you're building Gary.

 

[Sherman 18]

 

[moon puppy]

Warhawks is now open also.

Let's git'er done

 

[dewertus]

Is the P-36 Hawk 75 is suitable for the campaign?

 

[MrT]

The P-40 is really what we are looking for here.

Terry

 

[Mcleod]

When Airfix began their welcomed quest to modernize their product line, the Curtiss Hawk was the first new-tool I purchased. I never did start it, just cut parts off the sprue to see how the new kit would go together.

With no glue or paint, but, with parts removed, is the kit considered exempt from the Warhawks campaign?

That sweet looking ribbon is definitely worth going for. Ben

 

[MrT]

No just post a picture of the unbuilt parts with some sort of time stamp. News paper, cell phone, or the date and time on the bottom of the web page.

Terry B)

 

[Mcleod]

No just post a picture of the unbuilt parts with some sort of time stamp.

Terry B)

Thanks, Terry. The photos were already taken earlier and are incoming.