Hawker Sea Fury FB.11

Plastic model kit for a Hawker Sea Fury FB.11

• Scale 1:32
• Dimensions folded wings (built): Length 342 mm / Wingspan 197 mm / Height 155 mm
• Dimensions unfolded wings (built): Length 342 mm / Wingspan 365 mm / Height 155 mm
• 338 plastic parts
• 117 photo-etched parts
• Metal rods and clear film
• Highly detailed cockpit and landing gear bay
• Optional: folded or extended wings
• Optional: early or late landing gear
• Drop tanks, bombs, and rockets
• Seven marking options for Great Britain, Australia, Canada, and the Netherlands
• Unbuilt, unpainted
• Paint and glue not included

The Hawker Sea Fury is a British fighter aircraft that holds a significant place in aviation history. Developed by Hawker Aircraft during the latter stages of World War II, the Sea Fury was designed as a carrier-based fighter for the Royal Navy. It was one of the fastest piston-engine aircraft ever built.

The Sea Fury's development began as an improvement over the Hawker Tempest, with the aim of creating a better performing, lighter and more versatile aircraft. It was powered by the Bristol Centaurus engine, a robust and reliable powerplant that contributed to its impressive speed and climb rate. The Sea Fury's sleek design, featuring a low-drag fuselage and elliptical wings, further enhanced its aerodynamic efficiency.

In addition to its combat prowess, the Sea Fury was also known for its versatility. It could be equipped with a variety of armaments, including rockets, bombs, and cannons, making it suitable for a range of missions from ground attack to air superiority. The aircraft's robust construction and reliable performance made it a favourite among pilots.

The Hawker Sea Fury remains an iconic aircraft, celebrated for its speed, agility, and combat effectiveness. Its legacy endures as a symbol of British engineering excellence and a testament to the ingenuity of its designers.

Our kit features injection moulded plastic as well as photoetch parts to enable the modeller to create a replica of this charismatic aircraft.  The kit design was based on a LiDAR scan of the Navy Wings airframe supported by extensive research.
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