Harrier GR.1. The Harrier occupies a special role among combat aircraft. It can take off and land vertically and reach a maximum speed close to the sound barrier.
The Harrier occupies a special role among combat aircraft. It can take off and land vertically and reach a maximum speed close to the sound barrier. It is designed both as a fighter and for ground combat support. It entered service with the RAF in 1969.
Scale:1:32
Age:12+
Number of parts:116
Length:446 mm
Height:110 mm
Wingspan:238 mm
Detailed cockpit
Movable thrusters
Detailed Pegasus engine
Detailed landing gear
Separate air brake flap
Fuselage weapons container
2 missile tanks
2 auxiliary tanks
Authentic representation of the following versions:
Harrier GR1, No.3 Squadron, Royal Air Force, Wildenrath, Germany, August 1974
Harrier GR1, No.20 Squadron, Royal Air Force, Wildenrath, Germany, April 1971
In addition to base colors, glue and brushes are also included.
