Thanks a lot!

Hi all!
Is it possible that is an early P-47 windscreen on a P-40? I can't see the front glass, mirror; and interesting the frame of canopy.

Hi!
Are there any photos of REAF (Egyptian) P-40s? I found just one photo about REAF P-40. If there are some photos of these, please give me a link where I find these. If you think there are no more photos of REAF P-40s, please tell me. I don't want to search unnecessary without any results.

Hi!
I found a photo. I think the lower fuselage and underside of wings are coloured (grey?). Is that right? I think it's interesting on a metal finish airplane. And I'm sure there was a coloured wingtip.
Have you got any information about these?

Thank you  for your replies.
Sorry! I couldn't send the photo, I send a link.
http://www.ww2incolor.com/brazil/Brazilian+Air+Force+used+the+P-40N+in+metal+finnish+after+the+WWII.html

Hi!
First of all: Happy New Year!
Second: Have you got any information about colours of brazilian P-40s? Mainly I'm interested in cockpit and wheel well inside colours. Thank you for your replies.

Hello!
Thank you for your answer too. Sorry that I continued, but have you any idea to an other photo?
The photo is in this site: WW2 era photos / first photo of Lawrence Dietz 23 photos from the Aleutians
http://www.p40warhawk.com/WW2_Era/Photos/DougDietz/LawrenceDietz/LawrenceDietz.htm
Thanks

Thank you. It helps.

Hi!
This is the link below:
http://www.aviation-history.com/curtiss/p40.html
I think about the third photo, the text below the photo: "Above is a P-40K-1. "

Hello!
Thank you for the reply. At first sight I said these planes were R models. But I didn't know F or L models had dorsal fillet. That's the reason why I'm not sure in this. Another question: There were any F or L models with dorsal fillet?
I apologize you for the 'brainstorming'.

Hello!
I found some photos, but I couldn't identify the model of the plane.
I think they have a short fuselage in most of cases (I can't see well in every photos), with dorsal fillet like the late E, early K type; but there is a perforated grill (for carburetor bypass air) just forward of the exhaust. Because of it the planes seem like an M or N version.
Are this modifications just appear on some planes or it was a general factory rebuilding of early types with Allison V-1710-81 engines? And which subtype were these?
For example in this site / WW2 era photos / first photo of Lawrence Dietz 23 photos
Thank you for your replies.

Hello!
Could anybody give me some information (or a good 3D drawing) about turkish P-40B/C antenna wires? There was an antenna mast on the fuselage, but I don't know wheter antenna wires were between the mast and vertical stabilizer; or were between the wingtips and vertical stabilizer? Or the wires were in the all places?
Had the turkish P-40's U.S. type pitot tube or british type (cranked) pitot tube?
Can anybody send public photos about turkish P-40's or can give me a link?
Thanks for your replies.

Hi!
This photo disturbs me.
Sorry, I can't send the picture, but I give a link:
I think this is a factory paint plane, because the British didn't use the yellow stripe in the the MTO.
www.ww2incolor.com/britain/warhawk_and_pilots.html

Hello!
I have some questions:
- The RAF P-40's in North Africa had been paint in the Curtiss factory or in Britain/North Africa? Which colours did they wear: the standard RAF colours (Dark Earth/Mid Stone/Azure Blue) in British paints, or other similar US paints?
-The early 'K' versions (with 'dorsal fillet') had yellow stripes on the leading edge? If they had, what was the right position? (I'm interesting in the plane of Haupt-Fleisch, but any other plane is interesting for me.) That plane (DB o H) had british os US type pitot tube?
Thanks for your replies.