King & Country
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- May 23, 2005
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Hi Guys,
Here’s a preview of our next two Allied aircraft of WW2 in the form of a pair of famous fighter planes belonging to two equally famous RAF Fighter Command aces… Squadron Leaders Douglas Bader and Bob Stanford-Tuck.
As many of you know the Hawker Hurricane has long been a favourite of King & Country and has appeared in at least 3 different markings over the years ‘UFK’… ‘SDN’… and ‘GNA’.
All three were part of our factory production runs and together sold over 1200 aircraft models.
At the same time we also produced quite a number of ‘Special Order’ hand-carved, wooden Hurricanes for collectors who requested certain specific markings and squadron code letters.
Having said all of that I recognized that it was high time for a brand-new-sculpt Hawker Hurricane as K&C had been long ‘sold-out’ of this iconic Battle of Britain fighter plane for several years.
These two new Hurricanes have enhanced fuselage details as well as other improvements elsewhere on the aircraft.
As mentioned earlier these first two models represent aircraft flown by two of the most celebrated and decorated Royal Air Force pilots of WW2.
Looking further down the line a third Hurricane could be in the markings and colour scheme of the Royal Navy’s Fleet Air Arm. But that’s another story.
In the meantime, all the best and happy flying,
Andy
Here’s a preview of our next two Allied aircraft of WW2 in the form of a pair of famous fighter planes belonging to two equally famous RAF Fighter Command aces… Squadron Leaders Douglas Bader and Bob Stanford-Tuck.
As many of you know the Hawker Hurricane has long been a favourite of King & Country and has appeared in at least 3 different markings over the years ‘UFK’… ‘SDN’… and ‘GNA’.
All three were part of our factory production runs and together sold over 1200 aircraft models.
At the same time we also produced quite a number of ‘Special Order’ hand-carved, wooden Hurricanes for collectors who requested certain specific markings and squadron code letters.
Having said all of that I recognized that it was high time for a brand-new-sculpt Hawker Hurricane as K&C had been long ‘sold-out’ of this iconic Battle of Britain fighter plane for several years.
These two new Hurricanes have enhanced fuselage details as well as other improvements elsewhere on the aircraft.
As mentioned earlier these first two models represent aircraft flown by two of the most celebrated and decorated Royal Air Force pilots of WW2.
Looking further down the line a third Hurricane could be in the markings and colour scheme of the Royal Navy’s Fleet Air Arm. But that’s another story.
In the meantime, all the best and happy flying,
Andy