A-Model 72138 Hawker Fury Mk.I/Mk.II Fighter-Biplane 1/72 – Plastic Aircraft Model Kit

The A-Model 72138 Hawker Fury Mk.I/Mk.II Fighter-Biplane in 1/72 scale is a great choice for aviation enthusiasts and modelers interested in the interwar period. This carefully reproduced plastic model kit depicts the famous Hawker Fury biplane fighter, which was one of the most important British fighter aircraft at the turn of the 1920s and 1930s.

History and Use of the Hawker Fury Aircraft

The Hawker Fury was developed in the United Kingdom as a fast, single-seat fighter serving in the Royal Air Force. Its early versions (Mk.I) entered service in 1931, becoming the first RAF aircraft to achieve a speed of over 320 km/h in level flight. The aircraft was used from 1931 to 1939, mainly to defend British skies and improve fighter tactics. It was an iconic model for the RAF, combining excellent flight characteristics with the lightweight structure typical of biplanes.

The Hawker Fury was also exported to countries such as Yugoslavia, Portugal, Iraq, and South Africa, where it likewise played a key role in modernizing their military aviation. It took part in maneuvers, training, and patrol missions—until replaced by newer aircraft at the start of World War II.

Presentation of the A-Model 72138 Kit

• Scale: 1/72 – a well-balanced model between detail and ease of display
• Build Versions: Hawker Fury Mk.I and Mk.II – optional components allow selection of either version
• Country of Use: United Kingdom and export countries
• Historical Period: Interwar period (1931–1939)
• Category: plastic model kit
• Material: high-quality plastic
• Kit contents: sprues with detailed parts, assembly instructions, decal sheet with multiple paint schemes

Recommendation and Difficulty Level

We recommend the A-Model Hawker Fury 1/72 kit for intermediate and experienced modelers due to the abundance of details typical of biplane construction and precisely fitting parts. Difficulty level: 3/5. This is a perfect choice for historic aviation fans wanting to enrich their collection with a representative biplane.

If you are fascinated by 1930s British aviation or want to test your skills building a classic RAF aircraft – this model will meet your expectations.