Curtiss P-40N Kittyhawk PART 1. Building the cockpit and engine cooler.

Hello friends. Im building several projects at once. The last MiG-29AS project took me two and a half months to complete. I decided to share with you the Academys P-40N Kittyhawk build in more than one video. Trying to be more detailed in my builds. In this video I build the Kittyhawks cockpit and engine cooler. Stay in touch for part 2. Michal

[@robbo1068]

The beginning of another terrific series.....great start, excellent cockpit details, painting and weathering. Part 2 will be something to look forward to.

[@stanleyharrell6009]

I have been wanting to build this model. I am glad I found this video. Subscribed so I can see the rest of the build and get pointers to build my own P-40N. I know what you mean about the decals. I have had fits with some Academy decals also. They can be very fragile.

[@SprueFascinationChannel]

Nice workflow, Michal 👍

[@modelsforfun]

Thanks. This project will be more detailed.

[@RoGar712]

The kit is actually the old Mauve molds from the mid 90's

[@modelsforfun]

Yes. I know.

[@fischikawa]

Hi my friend, what sort of vacuum pump or ventilator do you use? I think to the spraying. I saw it in the background.

[@modelsforfun]

Hi. Its a ordinary cheap kitchen ventilation digestor. 🙂

[@fischikawa]

@@modelsforfun cool! Any other special modification with it?

[@modelsforfun]

@@fischikawa The digestor is connected to an aluminum pipe with an outlet to the window. That is all. When I airbrush, I slighly open the window for the pipe.