Arma Hobby 70095 1/72 Curtiss Tomahawk II Fighter

The British Tomahawk Mk IIB brought the Curtiss Hawk 81A-3 - closely equivalent to the American P-40C - into the hard-fought air war over North Africa in 1941. This edition focuses on three RAF and RAAF aircraft showing the transition from the factory-applied Temperate Land Scheme to desert camouflage.

Two of the marking options feature the famous shark mouth of No. 112 Squadron RAF, the design that became one of the best-known visual signatures of the P-40 family.

What's in the Box:
- 1/72 scale plastic Curtiss Tomahawk Mk IIB model kit
- Grey plastic parts on one sprue, plus clear parts and Arma Jig
- Cartograf decals for three marking options
- Masks for canopy and wheels
- Free downloadable file with 3D-printable accessories: exhaust pipes, machine-gun barrels, gunsights and pilot's seat with British harness

Marking Options:
- Tomahawk Mk IIB AN355/R "Snifter", No. 3 Squadron RAAF, LG.102 Sidi Heneish, Egypt, September-October 1941
- Tomahawk Mk IIB AK367/C "Pontiac", No. 112 Squadron RAF, F/O Douglas G.H. McDonald, LG.102 Sidi Heneish, Egypt, September-October 1941
- Tomahawk Mk IIB AN337/GA-F, No. 112 Squadron RAF, P/O Neville F. Duke, LG.122, Egypt, December 1941