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.
- 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.
Scope of delivery:
- Plastic model kit (not assembled)
- Illustrated, multilingual building instructions
- Decals
- Paints (Revell Aqua Color)
- Brush
- Glue (Revell Contacta Professional Mini)
