Like many who never quite achieve stardom in the public eye, the Hurricane was no diva. She was evolutionary, not revolutionary - a compromise between tradition, and requirements born of a new era in air warfare; the thick leading edges, the dobbin nose, the spar-and-longeron construction were all perhaps a little outdated when set against the Spitfire's slim stressed-skin ellipses and long-nosed thoroughbred look. But, it more than carried its weight during the Battle of Britain and if the world can owe a debt of gratitude to an inanimate object, it owes one to the Hurricane.

Our 'Hurry' bares the reproduced colour scheme of Hawker Hurricane MKIIB Tropical 'Z5140' 'HA-C' of flown by 126 squadron. This squadron was based at Malta in 1941 during 'Operation Rocket' and 'Z5140' should have been painted in the tropical colour scheme but due to the desperate times in Malta she was left as Brown and Green camouflage.

The model features visible longerons and panel lines beneath her Camouflage, her bolt on 1000mm wing features operational navigation lights and has representations of 8 Browning .303's. She has pre-installed servoless electric retractable undercarriage too boot! Her EPO construction ensures she will always live to fight another day

Features:

• Great scale detail
• Scale 3 bladed propeller
• Pre-installed motor and ESC
• Pre-installed servos
• Pre-installed servoless retracts
• Operational navigation lights
• Rapid flight ready time

Specs:

WingSpan: 1000mm Length: 785mm Servos: 9g x 4 Motor: C3128 800kv outrunner ESC: 20A brushless Receiver: Radiomaster R86C V2 6CH (Frsky D8 Compatible) PWM Receiver w/Sbus Weight: 680g

Required:

5 Channel Transmitter 3S/4S battery charger 3S/4S 1300/2200mah Lipo battery