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1:72 38CM Corgi BAC TSR-2, XS954, RAF No.40 Sqn 1969 Fighter Plane Diecast Model
1:72 38CM Corgi BAC TSR-2, XS954, RAF No.40 Sqn 1969 Fighter Plane Diecast Model
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BAC TSR-2, XS954, RAF No.40 Sqn, RAF Coningsby, Special 'What If' Operational Livery, Circa 1969 Fighter Diecast Model
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For anyone fortunate enough to have ever visited the Test Flight hangar at RAF Museum Midlands, you will undoubtedly have marvelled at the sight of an aircraft which enjoys an almost mythical status within the annals of British aviation, an aircraft which looks as impressive today as it did when making its first flight back in 1964.
BAC TSR-2 was arguably the most advanced aircraft in the world at that time and held the potential of presenting the RAF with a world leading strike platform against which every design which followed would be judged.
Unfortunately, the aircraft wasn’t allowed to reach its potential, with the project being cancelled with just a single aircraft taking to the air, but as you stare in amazement at the still futuristic aircraft on display at Cosford, you can’t help imagining how spectacular a squadron of these aircraft would have looked wearing the camouflage of a Cold War RAF strike jet unit.
In this 60th anniversary year of the aircraft’s first flight, we have attempted to recreate such a sight in 1/72nd scale diecast, selecting a serial number allocated to a service TSR-2 aircraft and a squadron destined to operate the aircraft, initially on a trials basis, but then potentially as the RAF’s first operational TSR-2 Squadron.
All this is clearly the subject of aviation speculation, however, there’s certainly no doubting how good a TSR-2 would have looked in RAF service.
1:72 Corgi
BAC TSR-2, XS954, RAF No.40 Sqn, RAF Coningsby, Special 'What If' Operational Livery, Circa 1969 Fighter Diecast Model
Collection
Specification
For anyone fortunate enough to have ever visited the Test Flight hangar at RAF Museum Midlands, you will undoubtedly have marvelled at the sight of an aircraft which enjoys an almost mythical status within the annals of British aviation, an aircraft which looks as impressive today as it did when making its first flight back in 1964.
BAC TSR-2 was arguably the most advanced aircraft in the world at that time and held the potential of presenting the RAF with a world leading strike platform against which every design which followed would be judged.
Unfortunately, the aircraft wasn’t allowed to reach its potential, with the project being cancelled with just a single aircraft taking to the air, but as you stare in amazement at the still futuristic aircraft on display at Cosford, you can’t help imagining how spectacular a squadron of these aircraft would have looked wearing the camouflage of a Cold War RAF strike jet unit.
In this 60th anniversary year of the aircraft’s first flight, we have attempted to recreate such a sight in 1/72nd scale diecast, selecting a serial number allocated to a service TSR-2 aircraft and a squadron destined to operate the aircraft, initially on a trials basis, but then potentially as the RAF’s first operational TSR-2 Squadron.
All this is clearly the subject of aviation speculation, however, there’s certainly no doubting how good a TSR-2 would have looked in RAF service.
1:72 Corgi
BAC TSR-2, XS954, RAF No.40 Sqn, RAF Coningsby, Special 'What If' Operational Livery, Circa 1969 Fighter Diecast Model
Collection
1:72 Corgi
BAC TSR-2, XS954, RAF No.40 Sqn, RAF Coningsby, Special 'What If' Operational Livery, Circa 1969 Fighter Diecast Model
Specification
For anyone fortunate enough to have ever visited the Test Flight hangar at RAF Museum Midlands, you will undoubtedly have marvelled at the sight of an aircraft which enjoys an almost mythical status within the annals of British aviation, an aircraft which looks as impressive today as it did when making its first flight back in 1964.
BAC TSR-2 was arguably the most advanced aircraft in the world at that time and held the potential of presenting the RAF with a world leading strike platform against which every design which followed would be judged.
Unfortunately, the aircraft wasn’t allowed to reach its potential, with the project being cancelled with just a single aircraft taking to the air, but as you stare in amazement at the still futuristic aircraft on display at Cosford, you can’t help imagining how spectacular a squadron of these aircraft would have looked wearing the camouflage of a Cold War RAF strike jet unit.
In this 60th anniversary year of the aircraft’s first flight, we have attempted to recreate such a sight in 1/72nd scale diecast, selecting a serial number allocated to a service TSR-2 aircraft and a squadron destined to operate the aircraft, initially on a trials basis, but then potentially as the RAF’s first operational TSR-2 Squadron.
All this is clearly the subject of aviation speculation, however, there’s certainly no doubting how good a TSR-2 would have looked in RAF service.
Size 38 x 16 x 8.5CM( L * W * H ) [ 1cm = 0.39 inch ]
Scale: 1:72
Color: As the pictures shown
Material: Diecast
Brand: Corgi
Aircraft : BAC TSR-2
Model Number : AA38604
Condition: Brand new
Packing: Mint in original box
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