Harrier GR.1 Transatlantic Air Race: 50th Anniversary Commemorative Edition

Harrier GR.1: Commemorating the Historic 50th Transatlantic Air Race!

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The Harrier is probably the most famous aircraft with vertical/short take-off and landing capabilities of military History. Designed and developed by the British manufacturer Hawker Siddeley in the sixties. Thanks to its single Pegasus turbofan engine and the adoption of four vertical nozzles for directing the thrust generated, the Harrier immediately obtained a great success. Widely used by the British Royal Air Force, the Harrier Gr. 1 is also known to have won a race competition. It participated to the Daily Mail Trans-Atlantic Air Race between London and New York held in May 1969 to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the first transatlantic crossing. The Harrier Gr 1 performed the distance between the Post Office Tower in London and the Empire State Building in New York scoring the best overall time.

Type: Fighter aircrafts
Period: 1970/1980
Country: Great Britain
Skill: 3
Model Dim.: 19,3 cm
Box Dim.: 290 x 190 x 45 mm