P-40 variants [[APPROVED & LOCKED]]

NeuralDream · P-40 variants [[APPROVED & LOCKED]]

What do you think of these?

P-40B (United States, Mar. 1941, China, Dec. 1941)
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2x 12.7mm Browning 250 rounds per gun
4x 7.7mm Browning 240-300 rounds per gun
Speed at 1km: 498 km/h
Bomb: -----
Turn at 1km: 20.47s
Ideal climb: 10.79 m/s

Cost: 11
Defense: 4 / 6
Speed: 83
Bomb: none
attacks___300/500m__
AntiSoldier - 8/5
AntiVehicle - 1/1
AntiFighter - 7/6
AntiBomber - 7/6

P-40C (United States, Apr. 1941, UK as Tomahawk IIb)
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2x 12.7mm Browning 250 rounds per gun
4x 7.7mm Browning 240-300 rounds per gun
Speed at 1km: 478 km/h
Bomb: 250lbs (113 kg)
Turn at 1km: 20.02s
Ideal climb: 11.08 m/s

Cost: 12
Defense: 4 / 6
Speed: 80
Bomb: 2
attacks___300/500/800m__
AntiSoldier - 8/5
AntiVehicle - 1/1
AntiFighter - 7/6
AntiBomber - 7/6

P-40E (United States, May 1941)
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6x 12.7mm Browning 240-300 rounds per gun
Speed at 1km: 490 km/h
Bomb: 1000lbs (453 kg)
Turn at 1km: 21.0s
Ideal climb: 11.12 m/s

Cost: 13
Defense: 4 / 6
Speed: 82
Bomb: 5
attacks___300/500m__
AntiSoldier - 8/6
AntiVehicle - 1/1
AntiFighter - 7/6
AntiBomber - 8/6

Diamondback

ND, per one of those bargain-rack encyclopedias from my local Waldenbooks, the P-40B/C could pack 700# of bombs, and per the official USAF factsheet the -E packed same. Kind of a nuisance that they don't give fighters near as much detail coverage as bombers (every major version of the B-17, -24, -25, -26 and -29 as its own factsheet), but there's a goldmine at http://www.nationalmuseum.af.mil/research/aircraft/index.asp that should help.

NeuralDream

Thanks DB. If I'm not mistaken they were fitted with bombs much later, while the others were designed with them. Also, it depends on the nation that operated each model and a few more factors. I have no data in front of me now, but I envision several P-40 models with minor basic stats differences, but with different S.A.s and bomb loadouts.

Thank you for the link Very Happy

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lotharlutjens

I know their nicknames were "Tomahawk", "Kittyhawk" and "Warhawk" weren't they ?

NeuralDream