61026 ROYAL NAVY SEA HARRIER-1:48 SCALEThe Hawker Siddeley Harrier astounded the world with its unique ability to take off and land vertically utilizing vectored thrust from its powerful 8000kg thrust engine. First tested in concept in 1960, the aircraft went through many periods of testing and modification prior to acceptance by the Royal Air Force and other nations in 1974. The production Harriers utilized either a Pegasus 6 or 11 engine of 8000 or 9750kg thrust and it was only natural

•Labor Chuff

On the accessory output

This versatile building makes a great warehouse

paint & cement required 190+ parts Molded-in white

Power was supplied by a pair of small diesel engines under the floor

Extend the length of the standard Plug-n-Play 3-pin power cable

equipment like this could be found in terminals large and small

hopper loads and coal piles

•The aft area features parts such as trolley rails and turntables for floatplanes as well as a sloped rail and a large aircraft crane

Sprung operating diaphragms

We know that not everyone has the time or dexterity to fiddle around with small parts so we've pre-assembled the #148 Whisker® couplers into #242 gearboxes ahead of time

Fully detailed and painted