Revell 1/32 Hawker Hunter FGA9 - With Resin Cockpit And THREE Aeromaster Decal Sets - Royal Air Force No. 208 and No. 45 Sq, 85-4670

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Revell 1/32 Hawker Hunter FGA9 - With  Resin Cockpit And THREE Aeromaster Decal Sets - Royal Air Force No. 208 and No. 45 Sq, 85-4670 plastic model kit

1/32 85-4670 Revell Hawker Hunter FGA9 - With Resin Cockpit And THREE Aeromaster Decal Sets - Royal Air Force No. 208 and No. 45 Sq

Plastic Model Kit,   Box Condition: Sealed NM

Includes the following factory-sealed aftermarket sets designed for this model: True Details 32453 Hawker Hunter F.6 Cockpit Set (ex- KMC 32-3009)(A complete resin cockpit with ejection seat) and Includes the following factory-sealed, aftermarket detail sets, all designed for this model kit: True Details #32453 (ex KMC 32-3009) Hawker Hunter 1/32 Cockpit Set (a complete resin cockpit with ejection seat) and the following mint condition, factory sealed AeroMaster Decal Sets: #32001 Hunter Part 1, #32-002 Hunter Part 2 and #ST32-02 Hawker Hunter Basic Stencils. The actual model kit is still factory sealed. From 1998 and an excellent model which features 170 pieces, all fine recessed panel lines, very good cockpit with detailed ejection seat, opened or closed canopy, very realistically modeled engine intake & exhaust, detailed gear wells, optional position landing gear, weighted tires, separately molded wing leading edge slats, optional extended or retracted trailing edge wing flaps, optional position speed brake, external fuel tanks & rocket pods and more. Includes detailed, multi-view paint and markings guides & decals for both RAF Squadrons. Never started. The Hunter was the standard RAF fighter during the 1950s. it quickly replaced the Meteor and Venom as it was superior in every way to the first generation jets. During the 1960s, the English Electric Lightning was successfully introduced and the Hunter transitioned into a fighter-bomber role and even aerial reconnaissance. Two-seat variants remained in use for training and secondary roles with the RAF and the Royal Navy until the early 1990s. The Hunter was so successful that almost 2,000 were produced and it saw service in 21 foreign air forces worldwide. Sixty years after its original introduction it was still in active service, being operated by the Lebanese Air Force until 2014.

$52.00