P-40E to P-40F conversion
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Original engine was removed and some cockpit detail added
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Part of the wing was removed to fit the new engine
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A spacer was added in the fuselage for strength
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Resin engine fitted and sink marks in wing filled
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Jump to paint and decals
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Sealing it all with matt varnish
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Undercarriage and prop mounted
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The completed model
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Side view
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Left front
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3 January 2019, 01:04
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Converting the Hasegawa P-40E into a P-40F using the Airwaves resin engine.