BAe Hawk T1 / Mk 51 KMDB

BAe Hawk T1 / Mk 51 KMDBThe Hawk T Mk 1 was developed by Hawker Siddeley, today part of BAE Systems, to equip the Royal Air Force training units in the second half of the 1970s. The Royal Air Force specific requirement was to have a new updated jet trainer to replace the old Folland Gnat. The advanced trainer Hawk was characterized by a great maneuverability and thanks to its Rolls Royce Adour turbofan engine was able to reach the max speed of Mach 0. 84. The Hawk T1A,

Stralis Hi-Way distinguishes itself for a number of important technological and aesthetic differences when compared to the previous versions

At least this is what the legend says

second half 1942

The Vultee P-66 Vanguard was a United States Army Air Forces fighter aircraft

with or without add on armor

able to be launched and recovered from a beach using a mobile slipway and powered by waterjets

rocket launchers and two types of drop tanks are part of the kit

designed to allow this large aircraft to be stored aboard relatively small aircraft carriers

rzen‘ armor additions

Important ‘success factors‘ of this particular Scania design lie within its operational efficiency

V was effectively an upgraded Mk

Width: 97mm ★The imposing form of the Elefant