The P-40 was one of World War II’s most popular U.S. fighter planes. The last of Curtiss Aircraft’s famous “Hawk” line that originated in the 1930s, the P-40 eventually morphed into the P-40E. This heavily armed and armored craft was used by the American Volunteer Group in China. Hangar 9’s .60-size P-40E is a startlingly accurate scale rendition of an actual Flying Tiger aircraft owned by Rudy Frasca of Urbana, Illinois. With its realistic scale looks and sensational sport performance, the P-40E Warhawk 60 ARF perfectly captures the spirit. Wing Span: 64.6 in (1641 cm) Overall Length: 52 in (1321 cm) Wing Area: 709.4 sq in (45.8 cm) Flying Weight: 7.5 - 8.5 lbs (3.4 - 3.9 kg) Engine Size: .61 - 1.00 (2-stroke); .91 - 1.00 (4-stroke) Radio: 5 channels Servos: 6