Curtiss P40N Warhawk 1 72 Diecast Model United States Army Air Forces Militaria Die Cast American Dream Warplane Museum

Experience the grit and elegance of WWII aviation with the Curtiss P-40N Warhawk 1/72 Diecast Model — a precision-crafted tribute from Militaria Die Cast. Displayed as "American Dream, National Warplane Museum," this United States Army Air Forces fighter stands out with true-to-scale exterior details in a compact 5.5" length and 6.25" wingspan.

Brand new in its unopened box, this officially licensed diecast model blends durable metal with carefully crafted plastic parts to deliver crisp panel lines, antennas, and surface details that faithfully reproduce the real aircraft. It includes a display stand for immediate showcasing and has no opening panels, preserving a clean, static museum-effect silhouette.

Key features

• Scale: 1:72; Length: approximately 5.5 inches; Wingspan: approximately 6.25 inches
• Diecast metal construction with selective plastic parts for added detail and durability
• Officially licensed product by Militaria Die Cast
• Realistic surface details: panel lines, access panels, antennas
• Includes display stand; ideal for shelf or desk display
• Brand-new packaging and unopened factory seal
• Model does not open or have movable parts

Historical significance

The Curtiss P-40N Warhawk, a refined variant of the celebrated P-40 series, served across multiple WWII theaters with rugged performance and formidable armament. In the Pacific, Flying Tigers and USAAF crews deployed the P-40N for air-to-air combat, bomber escort, and ground-attack missions, defending vital supply routes over China, Burma, and India, as well as engaging Luftwaffe threats in North Africa and Mediterranean operations. This 1:72 scale tribute captures the spirit and bravery of the pilots who flew her in defense of freedom.

Why choose this model

This Curtiss P-40N Warhawk stands out with its combination of authentic scale accuracy, heavy diecast feel, and museum-quality presence. It’s more than a display piece—it’s a conversation-starting centerpiece for military history enthusiasts and collectors who value detailed craftsmanship and licensing authenticity. Proudly add this American WWII icon to your collection today.