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The Hawker Hurricane Mk. I was intended to phase out the Royal Air Force’s bi-planes, and when the aircraft debuted in 1935, the early versions of the aircraft still used wings with fabric coverings as well as twin-bladed props. Though better than their early fighters, the Hawker Hurricane still fell short when compared to the Germans. During the Battle of Britain (1940) however, the Hurricane was updated with a three-bladed prop that allowed the aircraft to shine. When fully assembled, this 1/72 scale model measures 133mm long and 171mm wide.