Hawker Hunter FGA.Mk 9 "Raspberry Ripple" British Fighter Jet, Corgi 1:72 Diecast Model AA32703

Designed to exceed the performance of the straight-wing carrier-based Hawker Sea Hawk, the Hawker Hunter first flew on July 21, 1951. Early versions of this swept-wing aircraft suffered from a host of problems such as a short range (Maximum flight endurance was only about one hour) and an unreliable engine, but a series of refinements resulted in an aircraft that went on to become history's longest-serving British jet fighter, with almost 50 years on the front lines. The Hunter's high power-to-weight ratio and improvements in armament and fuel capacity made it an appealing export, and during its service history it was operated by 19 different nations.
Seen here is the Hawker Hunter FGA.Mk 9 Aeroplane and Armament Experimental Establishment, A&AEE Boscome Down, England, 1992, made by Corgi in 1:72 diecast. It's a well-made diecast model with great detail.
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[@peterhewson3216]

Love the Hunter- such smooth and streamlined lines. Mine are operational versions but this is a very colourful scheme to brighten up the shelf or cabinet.

[@heavymetaldiecast]

I only have one Hunter with some camo, the rest are bright colours,haha. I mainly bought my Hunters because they were cheap 🤣

[@alexandremarcelino7360]

Aeronave Muito bonita! Gostei dessa pintura esportiva 👏

[@heavymetaldiecast]

The paint certainly is bright,haha. Thanks for watching!!