~~Developed as a replacement to the bi-plane fighters of the RAF, such as the Hawker Fury and Gloster Gauntlet, the Hawker Hurricane was revolutionary.

The maiden flight of the first production aircraft, powered by a Merlin II engine, took place in 12th October 1937. The first four aircraft to enter service with the RAF joined No.111 Squadron RAF at RAF Northolt the following December. By the outbreak of the Second World War, nearly 500 Hurricanes had been produced.

Although they fought valiantly, these very early Hurricanes, with their fabric wings and two-blade propellers, had fallen behind the best of the Luftwaffe's fighters.

The newly tooled model features:

Authentic fabric effect on wings and fuselage
Optional two and three blade propellers
Optional exhaust stacks
cockpit armour and radio masts
Early small rudder or later large rudder and tailfin extension options
Detailed cockpit
undercarriage bay

Twee uitvoering mogelijk:

Hawker Hurricane Mk.I - No.111 Squadron, Royal Air Force Northolt, England. Aircraft took part in the "Fete de I´Air" Bastille Day celebrations, Villacoublay, France, July 9th 1938.
Hawker Hurricane Mk.I - Squadron 2/I/2AÉ (Chardon), Belgian Air Force, Schaffen Air Base, Diest, Belgium, May 1940.

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