New models from Gerry Paper Models

[Gerry1966]

Hi everyone, since my model portfolio has recently grown not only with planes and warships but also with ground vehicles, I decided to announce all new models in one thread.
And to give you something to look forward to, today something will be announced that I hope will make you happy!

[Don Boose]

Excellent. I will be paying attention.

Don

[Gerry1966]

So the promised news is here. Together with my friend gomidefilho we have prepared a second set of Japanese war trucks. The set contains the following models:
- Toyota GB (it can be built as a truck or add a device to start aircraft engines)
- Datsun 17T
- Nissan 80
and as a bonus a hand truck for transporting and hanging bombs.
For easier orientation the parts are numbered and there is also a simple instructional drawing in the model.
These are simple models in the style we know and love from Scissors&Planes. We hope you like the models!

[gomidefilho]

It is a great pleasure to add me to this great project.

[Gerry1966]

I think it's high time to announce a new project again.
A big new project.
Quite a big project.
...
So stay tuned.
Soon.
.... and that project is already underway...

[Gerry1966]

So here I am, fulfilling a promise and announcing a new line of aircraft. It's much smaller than the Japanese one, but I hope you'll enjoy it too.
I announced them on my Facebook page with a riddle:

"On all fronts, on all continents, in all armies, against all enemies.
From the first to the last day of the war.
It was so bad, but pilots loved it."

Well .... my new models I'm working on now are the famous Curtiss Hawks, the P-36 and P-40 series.
The P-36 series is already finished, soon you will see here, as always, the covers of a total of 10 machines.

[Gerry1966]

So here are the revised Curtiss P-36 series models:

- Curtiss Hawk H75 C.1 (Armee de l'Air de l'Armistice, GC I-4, Sgt. Georges Lemare, Dakar AB, 1942)
- Curtiss Hawk H75 C.1 (Armee de l'Air, 1. Escadrille, GC I-5, Cpt. Alois Vašátko, Suippes AB, May 1940)
- Curtiss Hawk H75A-2 (Ilmavoimat, LLv-32, Sgt. Sauli Jänkävaara, Nurmoila AB, October 1943)
- Curtiss Hawk H75A-5 (Nationalist Air Force of China, unknown unit, Kunming AB, April 1942)
- Curtiss Hawk H75A-7 (ML-KNIL, 1-VIG-IV, Sgt. Hermens, Madioen AB, Netherlands East Indies, December 1941)
- Curtiss Hawk H75N-5 (Kongtap Agard Thai, Foong Bin Khap Lai 60, Krong Bin Yi 'Pak Thai', Sgt. Sangwan Worrasap, Udon AB, Franco-Thai War, January 1941)
- Curtiss Mohawk Mk. IV (RAF, 155. Sq., Agartala AB, India, 1943)
- Curtiss P-36A (Força Aérea Brasileira, Agrupamento de Aviões de Adaptação, Fortaleza AB, 1942)
- Curtiss P-36C (USAAF, 46. PS, 15. PG, Lt. Phil Rasmussen, Wheeler Field AB, 7.12.1941)
- Curtiss P-36C (USAAF, 47. PS, 15. PG, 2.Lt. Harry W. Brown, Wheeler Field AB, 7.12.1941)

[Texman]

A very cool series for sure.

[Butelczynski]

Very nice series.

[Gerry1966]

We're switching to the P-40 and we've got the first group. It consists of the oldest machines with a small radiator tunnel under the nose, the B and C versions.
The following 4 versions will be on sale:
- Curtiss P-40C Tomahawk (Nationalist Air Force of China, AVG 'Flying Tigers', 3. Sq. 'Hell's Angels', Lt. W.N.Reed, Kunming AB, 1942)
- Curtiss P-40C Tomahawk (USAAF, 44. PS, 14. PG, Bellow Field, 7.10.1941)
- Curtiss P-40C Tomahawk IIB (RAF, 250. Sq., Sq. Ld. C. R. Caldwell, North Africa, 1942)
- Curtiss P-40C Tomahawk IIB (Военно-воздушные силы PKKA, 147. IAP, St.Lt. A. S. Khlobystov, Murmansk AB, Winter 1941)