RV3786 Hawker Hunter T.7 / T.7A

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€72.99 
Barcode: 4009803037868

RV3786 Hawker Hunter T.7 / T.7A

The long-awaited two-seater from the legendary Hawker Hunter series is finally here. Based on state-of-the-art 3D scanning technology, this kit provides a precise replica of the training aircraft that trained a generation of RAF pilots. With the extended cockpit section and the detailed instruments, you can experience the history of military aviation up close.

Special features

  • Completely new front fuselage section with authentic two-seater configuration

  • Highly detailed dual cockpit with precise instrument panels and realistic seats

  • Crystal clear cockpit glazing for optimal visibility of the interior details

  • True-to-original surface structures thanks to 3D scanning technology

  • Decals for RAF and Dutch Air Force with authentic markings

Set includes:

  • Detailed plastic model kit in 1:32 scale

  • Multilingual, illustrated building instructions with color details

  • High quality decal sheet for different versions

The Hawker Hunter T.7-T.7A combines the latest model technology with historical precision. The kit allows you to assemble it smoothly thanks to its well-thought-out construction. The clever division of the components allows for easy basic painting, while the detailed surface structures ensure a realistic finish.

The Hawker Hunter was one of the most successful and most widespread fighters of the 1950s. It was designed by British constructor Sir Sydney Camm in 1948 as a day fighter, successor to the Gloster Meteor. The first prototype flew in July 1951, while the first machine in the F.1 production series entered service exactly three years later. The Hunter FGA.9 was a version adapted to carry out attacks against ground targets, also equipped with the more powerful Rolls-Royce Avon 207 engine, instead of the Avon 203 from the F.6 model, and thus with a better payload and range. The changes also included redesigning and strengthening the wings. A total of almost 2,000 Hawker Hunter machines of all types were built, of which about 700 were then resold to foreign recipients after decommissioning. Belgium, Sweden, Peru and India. The Hawker Hunter machine was involved in, among others. in the Suez Crisis in 1956, in the Second Kashmir War (1965) and in the Bangladeshi War of Independence in 1971. Technical data (Hunter F.6 version): length: 14m, wingspan: 10.26m, height: 4.01m, maximum speed: 1150km / h, rate of climb: 87.4m / s, maximum range with overhead tanks: 3060km , maximum ceiling 15240m, armament: fixed - 4 30mm ADEN cannons, suspended - up to 3400 kg of cargo.