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Scale 1:32   Length  16.5"  Wingspan  12.5"


Photography by Action Asia Photo
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This model comes with a special "Exhaust Mount" stand

Standard Model, as shown
Price $139.95  Shipping $35.00  Total: $174.95
Includes Regular Desk Stand (Personalized, extra)

Any BAE Hawk, Custom
Price $179.95  Shipping $45.00  Total: $224.95
Model comes with one Deluxe Desk Stand


In Special Instructions include your choice of aircraft paint scheme, insignia, numbers and munitions.
We'll request more info if needed.

The Hawk 128 is an advanced version of the standard Hawk T1 trainer used by the RAF for fast-jet pilot training. An order for up to 44 aircraft was placed in July 2003 and the new aircraft is due to enter service in 2008 when it will replace the existing Hawk T1s in order to train pilots for the Harrier, Tornado, Typhoon - and later - the Joint Strike Fighter.

Externally similar to the older aircraft, the 128 features a number of major changes under the skin. Gone are the cockpit dials and switches of the T1. In their place are three, full color, multi-function displays similar to those used by modern fighters such as the Typhoon. These can be used to display navigation, weapons and systems information. The cockpit also has new lighting which is fully compatible with the use of night-vision goggles for night operations. The aircraft's head-up display (HUD) has also been updated to use symbols and data used in more current combat aircraft.

Other changes include 'Hands-On-Throttle-And-Stick' (HOTAS) controls fully representative of front -line combat aircraft, an Enhanced Stores Management System (SMS) enabling the aircraft to carry a full range of weaponry (from practice munitions to the latest 'smart' weapons) and a new Inertial Navigation/Global Positioning System (IN/GPS) for enhanced accuracy in navigation and aiming of weapons.

Outside of the cockpit, the Hawk has been fitted with an updated engine - the Rolls Royce/Turbomeca Adour Mk951 turbofan - which has 6,500 lbs thrust (some 25% higher than that of the T1) with Full Authority Digital Engine Control (FADEC).

Crew:            Two seats, in tandem
Length:        40 ft 7 in
Wingspan:    32 ft 7 in
Speed:          640 mph
Engines:      1 Rolls-Royce/Turbomeca Adour Mk 951 turbofan of 6,500 hp
Armaments: A variety of training munitions and live weapons including Sidewinder air-to-air missiles and Paveway laser-guided bombs

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