Model de asamblat Airfix Militare: Avioane – Avion britanicHawker P.1127

The assembly model Hawker P.1127 by Airfix in scale 1:72 is an accurate reproduction of the historic British experimental aircraft that served as the basis for the famous Harrier fighter. This prototype introduced the revolutionary Bristol Pegasus engine with thrust vectoring control, paving the way for vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) technology. A total of six such aircraft were produced, and the model allows the recreation of one of the first two prototypes. This plastic kit from the Vintage Classics series was originally developed in 1963 and offers modelers the opportunity to assemble a classic machine from aviation history. The parts are cast in gray color, and the kit includes high-quality Cartograf decals for two marking versions from Dunsfold airfield in 1961. The kit, produced by Hornby Hobbies Limited, is part of the Vintage Classics series. Assembling the model requires glue and paints for coloring, which are not included in the kit and must be purchased separately. To achieve an authentic look, it is recommended to paint the parts according to the included color scheme and assembly instructions. The product contains small plastic parts that may be swallowed and is not suitable for children under 3 years due to choking hazard. It is recommended for modelers aged over 14 years. Before giving the toy to a child, remove all packaging completely. The kit contains: Plastic parts for assembling the model with a total of 37 parts; Assembly instruction sheet; Color painting guide; Cartograf decal sheet. Features: Scale: 1:72; Material: polystyrene (plastic); Length of finished model: 20.5 cm; Wingspan: 10.1 cm; Number of parts: 37; Difficulty level: 2; Number of painting options: 1; Recommended age: over 14 years.