Ark Models 72029 Supermarine Attacker F.1 British naval fighter 1/72

Ark Models 72029 Supermarine Attacker F.1 British naval fighter (1/72)

Supermarine Attacker F.1 is a unique model of the British carrier-based fighter aircraft, which was the first jet fighter of the Royal Navy. The Ark Models 72029 kit has been faithfully reproduced in the popular 1/72 scale and belongs to the category of plastic model kits. This set does not include glue or paints, allowing the modeller to individually choose accessories and finishing techniques.

Technical data and kit contents

• High-quality plastic model kit for assembly.
• Scale: 1/72 – perfect for collectible displays and dioramas.
• Parts made from precisely molded plastic featuring good detailing of fuselage panels, skin and cockpit.
• The model does not include photo-etched parts or resin add-ons.
• The set does not include glue or paints – for full completion, you need to supply your own modeling accessories.

History and usage

• Nation of use: United Kingdom
• Period of use: Cold War (1950–1954)
• The Supermarine Attacker F.1 entered service as the first jet-powered carrier-based fighter of the Fleet Air Arm. It took part in numerous maneuvers and patrol missions from the decks of British aircraft carriers, becoming a symbol of the groundbreaking era in naval aviation.

Who do we recommend it for?

• We recommend this model both to collectors of British aviation and to enthusiasts of the Cold War era, as well as to people interested in aircraft from the late 1940s and 1950s.
• Difficulty level: 3/5 – ideal for both intermediate and more experienced modelers looking for an interesting project for their collection.
• The model offers the possibility of precise detailing of the cockpit, landing gear and armament typical of this fighter.

By choosing the Ark Models 72029 Supermarine Attacker F.1 (1/72), you get not only a faithfully recreated model of a legendary British aviation machine, but also an excellent base for further modeling work and an eye-catching addition to any collection. It's a great proposition for military aviation history enthusiasts and fans of British military technology!