Revell - 04284 BAE Hawk T1 Red Arrows

Jadlam Racing Models (852856)
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Price:
£40.45
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Estimated delivery Tue, 29 Apr - Sat, 3 May
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The model shows the aircraft in the current livery of the world-famous RAF Red Arrows for the 60th anniversary. Perfect for those who are passionate about precise flying and military aviation. The BAe Hawk T.1A has been the Red Arrows' training aircraft since 1979.

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Product Identifiers

BrandRevell
MPN04284
GTIN4009803042848
UPC4009803042848
eBay Product ID (ePID)26012048017

Product Key Features

Year Manufactured2010
Age Level17 Years & Up
Skill Level3 – Intermediate
CustomisedNo
VintageNo
ColourRed
FeaturesNot Painted, Painted, Finescale
Scale1:32
MaterialPlastic
ThemeMilitaria

Dimensions

Item Height6.5cm

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  • Revel 1/32 Red Arrows Hawk

    Excellent model. At the price there is very little to touch it (even better if you can buy it below £20.) Detail is recessed and very crisp. Parts fit is very good. Just a few seams needing a little bit of filler or sanding back. Cockpit is good but is missing any sidewall detail (easy to rectify with bits of plastic strip). The seats are well detailed, but are missing the parachute packs on the top, and straps are decals so a bit 2D instead of 3D. One minor gripe is that the model comes with no pilot. I contacted Revell and they came back saying most people build the model with the wheels down. All well and good but on the ground the flaps naturally droop and the elevators angle upwards at the front. In both cases the parts are not moveable so would be wrong. Anyone know a good source of RAF pilot figures? Decals are crisp and plentiful. I'm building mine as the 2012 RAF Djsplay Hawk (in flight configuration) so I have a bit of work to do. Like other people have commented, the red plastic is garish to work with. I sprayed every part grey before starting. Easier on the eye but another layer of paint to work through when glueing together. Next time round (2010 RAF Display Hawk) I will live with the red. Excellent model straight from the box and a seriously good base for superdetailing. If you like the Dollphin you really must add this kit to your collection.

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