Italeri 2813S 1/48 Scale, BaE Hawk T. Mk.1 Fighter Aircraft, Plastic Model kit (I2813)

About its Itali

It was founded in 1962 by Giuliano MalServisi and Gian Pietro Parmeggiani. They loved planes and military vehicles since childhood. However, they were not satisfied with the scale models found at that time. They started to produce a model first as a hobby and then into business.
The company's first name was "Italstamp", and the first -scale model kit was released under the brand "Aliplast", a 1/72 model of the Italian fighter plane Fiat G.55. The company's name changed to "Italaeei" and changed to "Italian" Italian language, not only in Italian language, but to the "Itali", which was easier to pronounce. . The logo consists of a plane on two red and green lines. The company, which is close to Bologna, has started to produce product groups characterized by a certain "uniqueness" in matters. In particular, the Italian issues had a wide range of Italian issues. He also acquired the Itali, then the Supermodel and Protar brands.

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Hawk T MK 1 was developed by Hawker Siddeley, a part of the UAE Systems to equip Royal Air Force Education units in the second half of the 1970s. The special requirement for the Royal Air Force was to have a new updated jet training aircraft that would replace the former Folland Gnat. Advanced instructor Hawk was characterized by a great maneuverability and was able to reach the maximum speed of Mach 0.84 thanks to the Rolls-Royce Adour Turbofan engine. The Hawk T1A, developed in the original Hawk T1 project, aims to replace Hawker Hunter in the Tactical Weapon Units of the Royal Air Force. In fact, the original aircraft was replaced by adopting the Aden 30 mm central line. Weapon compartment and AIM-9L Sidewinder with the possibility of carrying missiles from air to air. Due to its good performance and operating cost, HAWK has been used by various Air Forces all over the world. The modified Hawk T1A is still used by the Royal Air Force "Red Arrows" acrobatic team.