The Royal Navy has operated a variety of unique aircraft at sea, but the Fairey Gannet stands out as one of the most unusual in both appearance and sound. In the summer of 1950, a Gannet made history as the first turboprop-powered plane to land on an aircraft carrier’s deck. Production of the AS.1 model, the most widely manufactured variant, commenced in 1954.
Key Features
- 334 plastic components for a detailed and thorough assembly
- 1:48 scale with a wingspan measuring 344mm
- Three paint schemes depicting different service eras
- Skill level 4 out of 4
- Captures the unique look of the Royal Navy’s turboprop carrier aircraft
- 290mmL 344mmW
Scale model number requires assembly
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