FLY

fly48020

fly72020

Colour schemes:

• Avia BH-21J
• Avia BH-21, Prague, winter 1926-27
• Avia BH-21, Vajnory, winter 1928-29

for Revell

fly72019

F72019

10 figures in 7 poses

fly48019

Colour schemes:

• Jet Provost T.4, RAF, "Red Pelicans" Display Team, Central Flying School, RAF Little Rissington, Glos  1964
• Jet Provost T.4, RAF College, RAF Cranwell  1966
• Jet Provost T.4, G-RAFI ( wearing the colours of No.1 TWU/No.79 Sq. RAF), Cold War Jet Collection, Bruntinghthorpe Aerodrome  2011
• Jet Provost T.4, RAF College of Air Warfare, "The Macaws" Display Team, RAF Manby, late 1960

fly32019

Colour scheme:

• Hurricane Mk.IIb of 11 operational unit, SAAF, Port Elizabeth airfield, 1945
• Hurricane Mk.IIb, Soviet AF, standart RAF camouflage, Karelian front,1942
• Hurricane Mk.IIb, Portuguese AF, Espinho airfield, 1948-52
• Hurricane Mk.IIb, No. 317 (Polish) Sqdn RAF, 1941
• Hurricane Mk.IIb, Central Flying School, Royal Rhodesian AF, based at Norton Air Base, Rhodesia, 1945
• Hurricane Mk.IIb, Free French Air Force, in non-standard camouflage and marking, North Africa 1942

 Review:   https://www.fhms.gr/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=570:hawker-hurricane-mkiib&catid=68:fly&Itemid=61

F72018

fly72018

fly32018

Colour schemes:

• Hawker Hurricane Mk.IIa, Z2538, 242 (Canadian) Squadron, RAF, Martlesham Heath, March 1941
• Hawker Hurricane Mk.IIa, Z3781, flown by Pilot Officer Bill Dumm, 71 Squadron, RAF North Weald, July 1941
• Hawker Hurricane Mk.IIa, 2827, "M", Malta Night Fighting Unit, RAF, based at Ta´Qali, Malta 1941
• Hawker Hurricane mk.IIa, Z2402, 185 Squadron, RAF, based at Hal Far, Malta, May 1941

F72017

arta017

fly72017

fly48017

Colour schemes:

• Jet Provost T.3, RAF, No.1 Flying Training School, RAF Linton-on-Ouse  1961-70
• Jet Provost T.3, RAF, No.6 Flying Training School, RAF Acklington  1961
• Jet Provost T.3A, Russ McDonald Field - Herber City Municipal Airport, Utah, USA  1993
• Jet Provost T.3, Defence School of Aeronautical Engineering (DSAE) Cosword, RAF Cosword  2012

fly32017

Colour schemes:

• Hurricane Mk.I Trop, 3 Sqdn SAAF, flown by Capt. John Frost, based at Abyssinia-Ethiopia, April 1941
• Hurricane Mk.I Trop, RAF, based at Station Point Cook, Australia, 1945
• Hurricane Mk.I Trop, 806 Royal Navy Fighter Sqdn, North Africa, 1941
• Hurricane Mk.I Trop, one of five Hurricanes delivered to Malta in June 1940
• Hurricane Mk.I Trop, 2 Sqdn Royal Indian Air Force, based at Risalpur, India, December 1942

arta016

F72016