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Dave Diels Engineering, Inc Kit #42, Curtiss P-40B/C Warhawk by jerry campbell. Viewed 853 times. Build Thread Next Prev Click image to return. Image Comments jerry campbell 09-Feb-08 22:19 The P-40B/C Tomahawk with so many shapes and oddities has turned out to be more of a challenge than I thought it would be, and certainly more work. I made mistakes that I had to correct which has been a real learning experience. Using the plastic kit as p jerry campbell 10-Feb-08 09:37 Using the plastic kit parts as patterns saved a lot of time and energy as well as making them a little more accurate, at least as well as my stubby fingers and poor eye-hand coordination would allow. Barnstormer 10-Feb-08 10:04 Looking great Jerry, did you carve the prop and spinner? Barnstormer 10-Feb-08 13:24 Guess if I would have looked at the earlier post It would have answered my question. jerry campbell 10-Feb-08 14:15 Yes, I carved the props using the plastic props as patterns, I'll do better in shaping next time. However, the spinner was made using parts of the kit, however I screwed up the kit supplied parts and had to make new parts, glue them together, sanded to shape, then drilled out holes for the props, again using plastic parts as well as the kit plans as guides. Barnstormer 10-Feb-08 14:36 Prop and spinner look very good to me. This is the next task I will have to work on for my P-40. jerry campbell 10-Feb-08 15:40 If I'm not mistaken I believe you have some very good prop patterns on the Guillows intructions. Please sign in to comment on this image.