Fantastic modeling!
Just as long as the paint kit comes out right behind it.
The P-36 saw action over Oahu on December 7th...against awesome odds...
A total of 39 Mohawks were at Wheeler Field ... here is the breakdown.
source:
http://www.ww2pacific.com/aaf41.html
Total: 39
Destroyed: 4
Damaged: 19
Combat Ready: 16
The totals are really incredible... and the result of the night before when 1st Lt. Sanders (commander of the 46th Pursuit Sq.) had the planes dispersed.
Another 2 aircraft were at Haleiwa.....
Here is what they did on Dec 7th. (from
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attack_on_Pearl_Harbor citation #55)
In the twenty-five sorties flown, USAF Historical Study No.85 credits six pilots with ten planes destroyed: 1st Lt Lewis M. Sanders (P-36) and 2nd Lts Philip M Rasmussen (P-36), Gordon H. Sterling Jr. (P-36,
killed in action), Harry W. Brown (P-36),
Kenneth M. Taylor (P-40, 2), and
George S. Welch (P-40, 4). Three of the P-36 kills were not verified by the Japanese and may have been shot down by naval
anti-aircraft fire.
So I hope you realize the importance of the paint kit if there will not be a USAAF 46th Pursuit Squadron livery.