Author: Brett Green
ISBN: 978–1–84176–823–6
Available from all good bookshops at £9.99, or direct from the publishers.
Review by: Jamie Haggo

Our thanks to Osprey Publishing for supplying our review copy.
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This book appears in the extensive Modelling series from Osprey Publishing and so follows their usual format.
Right at the start we get a brief history of the aeroplane, followed by its plastic history.
Broken down is a table listing all the available kits, which was correct at the time the book was written, however this was obviously before Hasegawa produced their kits in 1:48 and 1:32 as these don’t appear. Before the modelling articles, we get a useful walkround of a restored P-40N.
The models themselves, as you’d expect, are of the highest quality and there is something for everyone; super detailing, straight from the box, updating older kits and conversions. All are to the highest quality and are very inspirational. I especially liked the New Zealand P-40E, which is in a very different camouflage.

In summary, this is another inspirational title from Osprey and is definitely recommended. They could do with producing an updated title featuring the Hasegawa kits, although I will be doing a 48th Kittyhawk in this magazine very soon!
Jamie H.