BAe Hawk

BAe Hawk T.1 XX246 / 95-Y RAF No.100 Squadron 95th Anniversary Scheme, Leeming, North Yorkshire, 2012As 2018 marks the Centenary of the Royal Air Force, we can expect to see many RAF Squadrons commemorating the occasion by presenting one of their aircraft in attractive special markings. This is always popular with aircrew and enthusiasts alike and over the years has resulted in some memorable and extremely photogenic aircraft in the skies of Britain. As one of the oldest Squadrons in the RAF,...

BAe Hawk T.1, 4th Flying Training School, RAF Valley, United Kingdom (1:100) by Italeri Diecast Models Item Number: ITA48145

BAe Hawk, RAF No. 151(R) Squadron, 2 Tactical Weapons Unit, RAF Chivenor, 1984 (1:72) By Amercom Diecast Item Number: ACSL57 About BAe Hawk, RAF No. 151(R) Squadron, 2 Tactical Weapons Unit, RAF Chivenor, 1984 (1:72) About Amercom Diecast Amercom Diecast was founded in 1993 to design, create and provide a wide range of inexpensive but high quality diecast airplanes and military vehicles. With more than 130 airplanes and helicopters and more than 100 tanks and combat vehicles, this is a range...

BAE Systems Hawk T.1, Red Arrows (1:72) by Royal Air Force Diecast Aircraft Models Item Number: RAF40608

Hobby Master 1/48 Air Power SeriesHU1002Hawk T.1 Advanced TrainerXX301 of FRADU, RNAS Yeovilton, May 2009The BAE Systems Hawk T1 is a single engine jet-powered advanced trainer. Its maiden flight took place in 1974 and with over nine hundred sold in more than ten variants and is in service with eighteen countries. The RAF received 175 T1s and serves as an advanced jet and weapons trainer. Since 1979 until present day the famous RAF Aerobatic Display Team the “Red Arrows” still operate the Hawk...

Hobby Master 1:48 Air Power SeriesHU1001Hawk T.1 Advanced TrainerXX289 of No. 100 SquadronRAF Leeming, 2009The BAE Systems Hawk T1 is a single engine jet-powered advanced trainer. Its maiden flight took place in 1974 and with over nine hundred sold in more than ten variants and is in service with eighteen countries. The RAF received 175 T1s and serves as an advanced jet and weapons trainer. Since 1979 until present day the famous RAF Aerobatic Display Team the "Red Arrows" still operate the...

As the Royal Air Force prepared to mark their centenary year in some style, there was no doubt that the world famous Red Arrows would have a significant role to play throughout 2018. Coming at the end of an intensive period of winter training, where approximately 150 practice sorties would need to be flown before the team�s display authorisation could be granted, every Airshow event and ceremonial flypast would hope to boast an appearance from the Red Arrows during the RAF�s centenary year....