Curtiss Hawk 75

[No.1]

Hi,

this is conversion layout from the previous work on model 750.

 

[Nico Braas]

This looks like the export version with Wright Cyclone with short nose as used in the Netherlands East Indies.
USAAC P-36 machines had longer nose with P&W Twin Wasp engine.

[No.1]

This is version for Iran, captured samples has used by UK as Mohawk IV.

[santynus]

very interesting subject No.1 

[No.1]

Thank you Image could be doubtful so I can not be sure about the colors on fuselage

[No.1]

Now time to develop more of the P-36 versions, we will need them for our magazine

[Sall]

Yea,we started preparation for magazine!
I didn't see this topic before.I like Iranian sample!Very nice color in that camouflage!

[Second Air Force]

I would very much like to build that Iranian marked airplane someday. If we can ever confirm the fuselage striping (I would bet your profile is correct) I'm in for that one!

I've always had in the back of my mind to build one of the fixed-gear Hawks that the Chinese Nationalists purchased.

A very interesting aircraft type operated by many nations!

[santynus]

wow  very nice color profile No.1 

[No.1]

Thank you for comments friends  Here you are another profile and one image. Image show sample which possibly have China Nationalist insignia. Any idea?

[lauhof]

A wonderful new topic of profils! Very good!

[Profa]

That's definitely Chinese...
My aim was always to build a colourful example in "confusion or distortion" cammo scheme from 27th pursuit squadron, although French samples are interesting as well...
There's a nice photo of demonstrator A-5 for China, and also the iranian A-9 sample, in the book Wydawnictwo Militaria n°103 - Curtiss 75 Hawk vol.1

[No.1]

You will see all of this schemes here

[No.1]

Fighter school in 1942

[Sall]