Aber A72 010 – Armament for British fighter Hurricane Mk.II; Hispano 20mm x 4 (1/72)

We present the Aber A72 010 Armament for British fighter Hurricane Mk.II; Hispano 20mm x 4 set dedicated to models of the famous British Hawker Hurricane Mk.II fighter in 1:72 scale. A product of the renowned Polish company Aber, it is known for its highest precision of craftsmanship and faithful reproduction of details, making it one of the best choices in the category of modeling accessories.

The set includes four Hispano 20mm gun barrels made of high-quality brass, which ensures durability, dimensional precision, and unparalleled realism for your model. These barrels are indispensable for enhancing Hurricane Mk.II plastic kits, especially for advanced modelers who care about historical accuracy and detail.

• Scale: 1/72
• Original country of use: United Kingdom and Allied countries
• Category: Upgrade kit for plastic models
• Material: turned brass
• Contents: 4 turned Hispano 20mm barrels for Hurricane Mk.II

The Hawker Hurricane Mk.II was one of the main RAF fighters during World War II, especially in the years 1941–1944. The Mk.II version with Hispano 20mm cannons was developed in response to the need for increased firepower against better-armored German fighters and bombers. The Hurricane Mk.II was intensively used during the North African campaign, operations over the English Channel, as well as in battles in Asia and the USSR.

The Aber A72 010 set is particularly recommended for advanced modelers aiming to achieve the most faithful reproduction of the real aircraft in 1/72 scale. The brass insert allows for exceptionally realistic finishing, vastly surpassing plastic kit elements in terms of detail and durability. The product is recommended for users of intermediate and advanced skill levels (difficulty: 3/5), as it requires precise assembly and the ability to work with small metal parts.

Aber A72 010 Armament for Hurricane Mk.II is a product that elevates any model to a master-class level. An excellent choice for collectors and contest modelers focused on historical accuracy.