Need a picture in flight of a P-40

[mgeorge511]

I have purchased a P-40 project and I need to update the brochure for the Air Combat Museum, where we will finish it.
I would like to have a picture of another P-40 in flight to use with the proper permission in the brochure that we give out to visitors.

Also need pictures of a Sopwith Camel for that project as well

Any help would be appreciated.

[mike furline]

Congrats! Which project did you get, S/N?

[mgeorge511]

Most people don't know the aircraft existed.

It is a N model that is being converted to a dual control P-40. It is pretty far along, the wings are together and the gear is in. The fuselage has the tail feathers mounted and the canopies done. We will have to complete the wiring, hydraulics, cockpits and firewall forward.

It should arrive at my hanger in 2 to 3 months then I will have 2 guys on it full time.

[marine air]

That’s great news. I would love to get rated in one some day. Good luck!

[Warbirdnerd]

You are welcome to this one if you want it. PM me your email address and I will send you the full size original.
It was taken during the Tora routine so it is somewhat smokey...
32789131305_8c8b04e462_o.jpga by Bryan Darnell, on Flickr

[Warbirdnerd]

And I think this a Camel Replica. WWI birds are not my specialty...

Untitled by Bryan Darnell, on Flickr

[DaveM2]

PM me if you can use this and I will send a high res.version


IMG_9785 copy by [url=https://www.flickr.com/photos/26442951@N03

[Mark Allen M]

Vintage TP-40N's

[aerojock]

here is one

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[sledge39]

...canopy of the Tallmantz TP-40N N923 at SNA 1961...

[mgeorge511]

Thanks for all of the replies

I will be away for the next couple weeks and will reply to all then.

Not ready to reveal the identity of my project until it is in my hanger. Hopefully by the end of the year.