I might alter the decals and/or paint scheme in some way, I will see how my fancy takes me.
I think this is an old Hasegawa model kit.
As you can see, only seven stages to this kit.
The decals are by Cartograph so they should be good.
For those of you who enjoy it (or those with nothing better to do), here's some blurb to read:
In early 1937, as his previous design, the Hawker Hurricane was entering production, Sydney Camm commenced work on its successor. The chief designer at Hawker Aircraft, Camm based his new fighter around the Napier Sabre engine which was capable of around 2,200 hp. A year later, his efforts found a demand when the Air Ministry issued Specification F.18/37 which called for a fighter designed around either the Sabre or the Rolls-Royce Vulture. Concerned about the reliability of the new Sabre engine, Camm created two designs, the "N" and "R" which centred on the Napier and Rolls-Royce power plants respectively. The Napier-powered design later received the name Typhoon while the Rolls-Royce-powered aircraft was dubbed Tornado. Though the Tornado design flew first, its performance proved disappointing and the project was later cancelled.
To accommodate Napier Sabre, the Typhoon design featured a distinctive chin-mounted radiator. Camm's initial design utilise unusually thick wings which created a stable gun platform and allowed for ample fuel capacity. In constructing the fuselage, Hawker employed a mix of techniques including duralumin and steel tubes forward and a flush-riveted, semi-monocoque structure aft.
The aircraft's initial armament consisted of twelve .30 cal. machine guns (Typhoon IA) but was later switched to four, belt-fed 20 mm Hispano Mk II cannon (Typhoon IB). Work on the new fighter continued after the beginning of World War II in September 1939. On February 24, 1940, the first Typhoon prototype took to skies with test pilot Philip Lucas at the controls.
to the WW build, yea I just entered as well a couple days ago myself. Another Hawker fan as well (well maybe as of last week, so new to aircraft, lol) yea Ive got a Hurricane (really simple monogram) made at the same time it seems back in the late 30's as you mentioned. I wish you luck! and that kit looks really nice too. 
hehe!
