The spinner looks awesome, as does the underside "G", my friend @michaelt! Proper research pays off!

Thanks Spiros (@fiveten) and John (@johnb).

Michael Turner (@michaelt)
This is stunning ! It's all of the little things that add up into one magnificent result, as you have shown us here with the last P-40. You're right, the "G" does indeed look like a "C".

I'm going to have to save up and get a scan / cutting machine, along with a 3D printer. This will open up all kinds of possibilities.

I recently picked up a 1/48 scale Hasegawa P-40N. It has a natural metal P-40 on the box art, and the spinner is very similar to yours is, as far as the colors are concerned. It has a Blue / White / Blue spinner, but I think it's just as likely to be natural metal on the center instead of the White.

I'm really looking forward to Eduard's new 1/48 scale P-40E. That one is definitely on the bucket list !

Keep it going my friend... 🙂

Merry Christmas to you and your family too.

I added the gunsights and arial wires and a bit of weathering to finish them all off.

The P-40L had the late windscreen with the triangular vent on the left which is a feature of the late P-40Fs and early P-40Ns). So, I masked and painted that.

Ironically, the P-40N I built is a late model when they reverted to the earlier ventless windscreen.

So, when I removed the P-40L windscreen in order to fit the gunsight, I removed the painted on vent and swapped windscreens between the L and N.

So, these four are finally done!

Excellent achievement indeed, Michael @michaelt

G’day Johns (@j-healy)(@johnb) and George (@gblair),

Thanks for your kind comments.

George, I don’t think I will ever attempt 7 builds at once again (well, three then four P-40s).

I do have a plan to build a couple of P-47s this year, though - a Tamiya and a Hasegawa razorback - but not for a while.

I have too many kits on the go at the moment.

Congratulations, my friend @michaelt! Awesome results!