Tomahawk IIb "Ace of African Front "

Special Edition

Academy | No. 12235 | 1:48

Boxart Tomahawk IIb "Ace of African Front " 12235 Academy

Facts

Brand:: Academy
Title:: Tomahawk IIb "Ace of African Front " Special Edition
Number:: 12235
Scale:: 1:48
Type:: Full kit
Released:: 2011 New decals
Barcode:: 8809258926832 (EAN)
Packaging:: Rigid box (Top opener)
Topic:: Curtiss P-40 Warhawk » Propeller (Aircraft)

Markings

Curtiss P-40 Warhawk

Curtiss Tomahawk Mk.IIb

Royal Air Force (1918-now)

No. 112 Sqn. AN413/K (PLt. Off. Jack Bartle (Australian))
October 1941 - Egypt
BS381C:350, BS381C:362, BS381C:104
No. 112 Sqn. AK402/GA-F (PLt. Off. Neville Duke)
November 1941 - Egypt
BS381C:350, BS381C:362, BS381C:104
No. 112 Sqn. AK578 (PLt. Off. Neville Duke)
January 1942 - Egypt
BS381C:350, BS381C:362, BS381C:104
No. 250 Sqn. AK498/LD-C (Flt.Lt. Clive R. Caldwell (Australian))
November 1941 - Libya
BS381C:350, BS381C:362, BS381C:104

Box contents

Plastic sprue (Clear), Plastic sprue, Decalsheet (waterslide)

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Alternative SKUs for Academy 12235:
ACA-12235 | ACA12235 | AC12235 | ACD12235 | 8809258926832 | 12235

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Comments

Ned Barnett
This is the RAF version of the P-40C fighter - 100 of these were diverted to China and became the Flying Tigers, but they were first given sharks mouths (based on France-based Bf 110) by 112 Squadron RAF. This adaptation and first mission are featured in my forthcoming novel on the Air War in the Pacific, from Pearl Harbor to Guadalcanal (in the novel, a pilot who confronted the Japanese over Oahu had helped introduce the Tomahawk IIC to the RAF in Egypt, and had flown combat as an advisor there. I plan to build this model to show his Tomahawk in that first North African combat mission featuring the Curtiss fighter. ALSO, while not widely known (but illustrated in the novel), below 15,000 feet, the Tomahawk could outperform the Hawker Hurricane and the Supermarine Spitfire.

1 16 July 2014, 03:23