A rare bird by Osper
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Description
There were only a few TP40N's built. They were used to familiarize pilots with the P40N and as airfield hacks. The Number on the nose is an airfield identifier for the ZI (Zone of the Interior) ie: Continental United States (also known as CONUS) Love the acronyms. I don't have information on which base it was.
The P40 is Bazzes modified to a P40N which was modified to a TP40N. The SBC4 is Beyond VR's modified in Wings3D also.
Comments (27)
Super recreation of the P40N!!!
Fantastic work !
Mighty fine work! And yes! And rare bird indeed.... Very well done, my friend. Rob.
Excellent modification work.Nice texture job, P40's always look odd somehow without the shark mouth. Guess it's just that that's the most famous type.
Very nice models! Great sky. Well done.
Excellent, very nice pic
Excellent work.
Beautiful image and modeling. excellent work!!
Seeing them reappear is a majestic thing.
Very nice render!
I love plane Great scene
Fantastic work excellent done.
the lighting on the airplanes is perfect!
I must have checked your gallery for a new post just prior to you posting this. outstanding models and hanger
I envy anyone who can model like this. Wonderful detailed work.
What I like about this scene is the addition of the wheel chocks. Not everyone would have done that. Nice work. Great image.
This is a very lovely and beautiful scene !!! 5*
Well done, great job on the lighting. Nicely rendered…
I can never see too many P-40 renders and photos! I must admit to never having seen a two seater. Thanks for this wonderful render and the SB2C in the background is a nice touch.
excellent!!
Fine work on this training craft.
I'm a P-40 fan too...built models of them as a kid in the late 1940s...they weren't old then:-)
Excellent....!!!!
You did great pic! Very well done!
superb work.
Smart looker! Great image.
Oh that looks delicious!