Curtiss P-40B is built near to scale and includes a lot of
detail. The cockpit is well populated with seat, bullet proof shield, instruments
and controls as well as the exterior are complete with animateable flight
controls. It also has an animated
propeller, animateable landing gear and the canopy can slide open. The landing gear doors may be opened and
closed. It is fully textured, and liveries are based on actual service
liveries. Many of the countries who flew
the plane are represented here.These models render very well and look very
realistic using good animation and rendering technique. Exported formats are
prepared well to work correctly with every standard modeling software. It can be used in an animated or static position within an animated
video or possibly for programming for a flight simulation application. This
model was not designed for 3d printing, these are digital files only.

The P-40B Warhawk was late 1930s development of the Curtiss
Aircraft P-40 family of fighter planes in need for a maneuverable dogfighter.The
P-40B or Tomahawk IIA are revised versions of the P-40: had extra machine guns
in the wings and a partially protected fuel system.It was produced in numbers
for the US Army Air Corp as a front-line fighter, then US Army Air Force and
then later as a second line fighter when Mustangs, Thunderbolts and Lightening
came on into service. They were sent to every area of operations and
environment on the planet.

Curtiss P-40B Tomahawk V01-V14 International model

It was also produced and distributed as the P-40 Tomahawk to the other countries in the
Allies in large numbers. The P-40
Warhawk and Tomahawk were fighters that helped win the war in the air. The P-40
was supplied to the Chinese Nationalists and became The First American
Volunteer Group called the “Flying Tigers”.