Four (five!) different Hawks
The best of British!

Subject:

BAe Hawk Mk.120d

BAE Systems (1999-now)
Demonstrator ZJ951
2008 - BAe Systems Warton, Lancashire
BS381C:642, NMF

BAe Hawk T Mk.1

Royal Air Force (1918-now)
Red Arrows - Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team XX244
2014 50 Display seasons - RAF Scampton, Lincolnshire
BS381C:537

Hawker Siddeley HS.1182

Royal Aircraft Establishment (1904-1988)
Royal Aircraft Establishment XX154 (Chief Test Pilot: Duncan Simpson)
August 1974 1st Flight of First Prototype - Dunsfold Airfield, Surrey, England
FS17875 BS381C:538 BS381C:627

BAe Hawk T Mk.1

Royal Air Force (1918-now)
Empire Test Pilots' School XX154
August 2019 Final Flight - MoD Boscombe Down, Wiltshire
BS381C:642

Scale:

1:72

Status:

Completed

Started:

October 2, 2022

Completed:

February 10, 2024

Project inventory

Full kits

RAF Red Arrows Hawk 50 Display Seasons

Airfix 1:72

A02005B 2014 New decals

BAe Hawk The Red Arrows

Matchbox 1:72

PK-27 1982 New box

BAe Hawk XX154 ‘First & Last’ Limited Edition Airfix Club Kit

Airfix 1:72

A73014 2022 Model set

BAe Systems Hawk

Airfix 1:72

A03073 2009 New parts

Masks

BaE Hawk Airfix

Eduard 1:72

CX248 2009

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The best of British

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Four cockpits, three the same, but the fourth is a Hawk 100, so a glass-cockpit. Unfortunately, the decals are a bit to ...

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