Non-toxic Revell 4968 Hawker Hurricane Mk Iib 1:32 - Us Warehouse [PsNilwmb]

Revell 1:32 Scale Hawker Hurricane Mk IIb Model Kit

Introducing the Non-toxic Revell 4968 Hawker Hurricane Mk Iib 1:32 - Us Warehouse [PsNilwmb] model kit, a true masterpiece of aviation history brought to life. This stunning model kit captures the essence of one of the most iconic war machines of World War II. With an impressive 1:32 scale, it offers a perfect blend of detail and accessibility, making it a must-have for any aviation enthusiast. This kit, designed for modelers aged 13 and up, features 118 pieces and a challenging yet rewarding assembly process that will keep you engaged and entertained.

Unmatched Detail and Quality

The Revell Hawker Hurricane Mk IIb kit is a testament to the art of precision engineering. Based on an all-new tool, it delivers a detailed replica of the famous Hurricane version, complete with multiple armament options. This kit includes 12 × MG .303 British guns, and the choice of 2 × Bomb 113 or 227 and/or 8 missiles, allowing you to customize your model. The armament details are meticulously crafted, and the kit also features decals for the perfect finish. The illustrated, multilingual building instructions guide you through every step, ensuring a seamless construction experience. This model kit is designed for advanced modelers (Level 5), so if you already have some experience in gluing and painting, you'll be in for a treat.

Perfect for Aviation Enthusiasts and Collectors

The Revell 1:32 Scale Hawker Hurricane Mk IIb model kit is not just a piece of art; it's a historical relic brought to life. Whether you're a dedicated aviation enthusiast or a collector looking to add a significant piece to your collection, this kit is a perfect choice. The Hawker Hurricane Mk IIb played a pivotal role in the Battle of Britain, and now you can bring a piece of that history into your home. Its level of detail and authenticity make it an excellent addition to any collection of warplanes. With this kit, you'll be able to relive the glory days of British engineering and the bravery of its pilots.