Model-details:,Antennae for the FGA.9 version
Surface details with recessed panel lines
Detailed cockpit with instrument panel
Detailed ejector seat Detailed landing gear
Landing gear optionally extended or retracted
Optional cannon strike fairings
Radar warning systems and antennae for the Mk. 58 version
230 and 100 gallon auxiliary tanks plus rocket pods for the FGA.9 version
Maverick guided missile
Decals for several RAF and Swiss air arm versions
Colors required not included: 36 65 79 89 99

The renowned Hawker Hunter is without doubt one of the most elegant postwar jet fighters to be produced in Great Britain and is known for its ease of operation and stable flying characteristics. During the 1950s and early 1960s the Hunter was the main RAF and NATO "sentinel in the skies". Later the Hunter was upgraded and given a new role as a fighter-bomber/ground-attack aircraft with the RAF (FGA.9). By the 70s it was in service with no less than 37 RAF wings. The Swiss air arm received its first Hunters (Mk.58) in the spring of 1959. The Hunter was used as a fighter-bomber in 15 air force squadrons and received extensive modifications.