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Hawker Hunter Airframe With “Complete Cockpit” Offered For Sale

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A Hawker Hunter airframe has hit the market.

Although details are scarce, the machine reportedly has a complete cockpit but no engine. It is located in Hull, Yorkshire, UK and is currently being offered for £10,000.01. Click here to check out the complete listing on eBay.

A second Hunter airframe we reported on last month is also still available as of this writing.

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For Sale: Hawker Hunter Airframe “Dismantled, Ready For Transportation”

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A Hawker Hunter airframe has been spotted for sale.

Details are limited, although the machine is described as disassembled and ready for transportation. It is located in Wickford, UK and is currently being offered for £15,000, although bids are also being accepted.

Click here to check out the complete listing on eBay, which includes a number of additional photos.

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“First Generation, Rare” Hawker Hunter Mk 1 F.1 Offered For Sale

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A “first generation, rare” Hawker Hunter Mk 1 F.1 has hit the market. The listing states (in part):

WT660 is complete with All cockpit instrumentation and Ejection seat. Cockpit has been restored some years ago and there is an engine available at extra cost. There was a brand new canopy fitted along with brand new front glass and side screens, and I also have another. Brand new canopy if required. The aircraft has been stripped of all old paintwork so would require repainted. There is no jet pipe available.

The machine is located in Inverness, United Kingdom and is currently being offered for £7,500, although offers are also being accepted. Click here to check out the complete listing on eBay.

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Four Hawker Hunter Variants Offered For Sale

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Four examples of the Hawker Hunter have been spotted for sale, including an F. Mk6A, T. Mk7, T. Mk8A, and T. Mk8C.

The F. Mk6A (ZU-AUJ / XE653) first flew in 1956 and reportedly spent nearly five years with 111 Squadron’s Black Arrows display team. It was one of 22 Hunters that performed the record-breaking formation loop at the 1958 Farnborough Air Show. According to the listing it is powered by Rolls Royce Avon Mk 207C – 15 stage axial flow turbojet rated at 10 200 pounds of thrust.

The T. Mk7 (ZU-LEE / XL613) is a two-seat variant of the famous Cold War fighter. Continue reading Four Hawker Hunter Variants Offered For Sale

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Airfix to Release New Tool Hawker Hunter F.6 Model Kit

Airfix has announced the upcoming release of their new tool Hawker Hunter F.6 model kit (A09185) in 1/48 scale.

Originally entering service with the RAF in 1954, the Hunter went on to operate with a large number of countries and in a number of conflicts. Its design arguably peaked with the Rolls-Royce Avon 203-powered F.6 variant, which is described as “the definitive interceptor version of the Hunter.”

The kit’s livery options have reportedly changed since initial reports and are now said to include XE597/A of 63 Squadron (Commander’s aircraft specially marked for the 1958 Battle of Britain display), XF509/73 of 4 Flying Training School and N-209 of 324 Squadron.

The expected release date has also changed from October to December, although pre-orders are now being accepted. Click below to check out additional images.

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Cold War-Era Hawker Hunter GA.11 Offered For Sale

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Hawker Hunter GA.11 XF301 has hit the market.

The aircraft is described as an ex-Royal Navy team “Rough Diamonds” machine with only 3,325 hrs in its logbook. The offering reportedly consists of the complete cockpit and fuselage which are currently in storage in the US. Logbooks are also said to be included, but no engine.

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Aviation Book, Model Donations Sought to Help Fund Refurbishment of Hawker Hunter F.2

The Sywell Aviation Museum at Sywell Aerodrome in Northampton is seeking donations of military/aviation books, models and model kits in order to raise funds for the restoration of the collection’s Hawker Hunter F.2.

The aircraft, WN904, was constructed by Armstrong Whitworth in 1953/54 and performed its maiden flight on July 27, 1954 before being delivered to 257 (Burma) Squadron, RAF. However, its service with the squadron was cut short in January 1956, when it was reported as damaged and in need of manufacturer/contractor repair. Documentation suggests that the incident may have been an emergency landing at RAF Kenley that saw it go through two hedges and over a public road.

Gloster carried out the repairs on the machine, but by this time, 257 Squadron was upgrading to the F.5, which resulted in WN904 being struck off charge in November 1957. Continue reading Aviation Book, Model Donations Sought to Help Fund Refurbishment of Hawker Hunter F.2

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Airfix Announces New Tool Hawker Hunter F.6 Model Kit For 2018

Airfix has announced the development of a new tool Hawker Hunter F.6 model kit in 1/48 scale.

Originally entering service with the RAF in 1954, the Hunter went on to operate with a large number of countries and in a number of conflicts. Its design arguably peaked with the Rolls-Royce Avon 203-powered F.6 variant, which is described as “the definitive interceptor version of the Hunter.”

The new kit (A09185) will reportedly include marking options for XF418 (4FTS Brawdy) and XF509 (4FTS) as well as the Dutch AF. Release is currently slated for October 2018.

Click below to check out additional CAD images and livery profiles.

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