Fly 32015 Hawker Hurricane Mk.IId (1/32) – plastic model kit

The Fly 32015 Hawker Hurricane Mk.IId in 1:32 scale is an excellent choice for advanced modelers and military aviation enthusiasts looking for accurate replicas of legendary WWII aircraft. The Hawker Hurricane Mk.IId was a unique version of the British fighter, specialized in destroying ground targets, particularly armored vehicles.

Historical Background

The Hawker Hurricane Mk.IId aircraft was developed by the United Kingdom to support ground forces during World War II, especially in responding to German tanks and other combat vehicles. The Mk.IId version, introduced into service in 1942, was distinguished by the installation of two powerful 40mm Vickers S anti-tank cannons, enabling it to effectively destroy heavily armored targets. The Hurricane Mk.IId saw action on various fronts, from combat in Africa to the Italian campaign and operations over Western Europe.

• Model scale: 1:32
• Countries of use: United Kingdom and Allied nations
• Historical period: World War II, 1942–1945
• Category: plastic model kit
• Material: high-quality plastic
• Special features: highly detailed cockpit, extensive decal sheet, realistic surface details
• Manufacturer: Fly – a renowned manufacturer of large scale models

Technical Information and Kit Contents

The Fly 32015 set offers precisely molded plastic sprues, detailed cockpit interior, wing structures, and finely replicated armament – the distinctive Vickers cannons. The kit includes decals allowing you to finish the model in authentic combat markings. The instruction manual guides you step by step through the assembly process. Glue and paints are not included.

Evaluation and Recommendation

The Fly 1:32 scale Hawker Hurricane Mk.IId model is highly recommended for experienced modelers who value detail and historical accuracy. It is an excellent base for building a unique and impressive aviation diorama. We rate the kit’s difficulty level as 4/5 – the model requires precision and experience with detailed assembly. An ideal choice for aviation history enthusiasts, diorama builders, and collectors of unique WWII aircraft.