Aviation 72

Aviation 1/72 DH86 Tiger Moth RAF Trainer XL714 AV7221002

Aviation 1/72 Westland Gazelle Royal Navy Sharks Aerobatics Team ZB647 Helicopter Model AV72-24003

The Arospatiale Gazelle originated in a French Army requirement for a lightweight utility helicopter. The design quickly attracted British interest, leading to a development and production share out agreement with British company Westland Helicopters. The deal, signed in February 1967, allowed the production in Britain of 292 Gazelles and 48 Arospatiale Pumas ordered by the British armed forces, in return Arospatiale were given a work share in the manufacturing programme for the 40 Westland Lynx naval helicopters for the French Navy. This was the first helicopter to carry a Fenestron or fantail, which allows considerable noise reduction. Also, the rotor blades were made of composite materials, a feature now widely used in modern helicopters.

Aviation 1/72 Westland Gazelle British Army XZ321 Operation Granby Helicopter Model AV72-24005

The Arospatiale Gazelle originated in a French Army requirement for a lightweight utility helicopter. The design quickly attracted British interest, leading to a development and production share out agreement with British company Westland Helicopters. The deal, signed in February 1967, allowed the production in Britain of 292 Gazelles and 48 Arospatiale Pumas ordered by the British armed forces, in return Arospatiale were given a work share in the manufacturing programme for the 40 Westland Lynx naval helicopters for the French Navy. This was the first helicopter to carry a Fenestron or fantail, which allows considerable noise reduction. Also, the rotor blades were made of composite materials, a feature now widely used in modern helicopters.

Westland Gazelle HT3 RAD 2FTS ZB627 Helicopter model

Aviation 1/72 Westland Gazelle HT2 RN 705NAS Culdrose XX436/Cu-39 Gordon Helicopter Model AV7224009

Aviation 1/72 Westland Gazelle HT.2 Royal Navy FONA ZB647/VL Gavin Helicopter Model AV7224010

Aviation 72 Westland Gazelle ARMEE DE TERRE TIGER MEET

Aviation 72 AV7226020 DHC1 Chipmunk College of Air Training G-AMMA Basic Trainer Aircraft Model

Aviation 1/72 Yugaslav Air Force Museum Gnat Single Seat Display Model AV7228005

Aviation 1/72 Panavia Tornado F3 ZE907 65 Sqn RAF Coningsby 1990 Display Aircraft AV7251001

Avaition 72 AV7251001 a 1/72nd scale diecast model of a Panavia Tornado F3 ZE907 65 Sqn RAF Coningsby 1990 Display Aircraft

Avaition 72 AV7251002 a 1/72nd scale diecast model of a Panavia Tornado F3 ZG797 43 Sqn RAF Leuchars Display Aircraft

Aviation 1/72 DH82a Tiger Moth G-ANRF AV7221006

Aviation 1/72 Short Tucano T1 RAF 207 Sqn ZF171 Trainer Model AV7227004

Avaition 72's fourth Tucano is AV7227004 RAF 207Sqn ZF171

Aviation 72 AV7224012 Westland Gazelle Helicopter XZ936 RAE 1990

Aviation 72 new Inceptor series Diecast Aircraft is kicked of with this 1/72nd scale AV72FB006 Fairey Swordfish W5856/4A from the Royal Navy's Historic Flight

Aviation 1/72 DH82a Tiger Moth RAF Trainer T-6818 AV7221003

Aviation 1/72 DH82A Tiger Moth XL717 Fleet Air Arm Museum Yeovilton AV7221008

Aviation 1/72 Royal Air Force Trainer XR980 Folland Gnat Display Model AV7222005

Aviation 72 AV7222006 Royal Airforce Trainer XM6930 Folland Gnat Display Model

Aviation 1/72 Hawker Sea Hawk Royal Navy Preserved in the 1980's WV826 Z-147 AV7223005

Aviation 72 bring you AV7223006 a 1/72nd scale model of a Hawker Sea Hawk flown by Kon Marine 118
 
The Hawker Sea Hawk was a British single-seat jet fighter of the Fleet Air Arm (FAA), the air branch of the Royal Navy (RN), built by Hawker Aircraft and its sister company, Armstrong Whitworth Aircraft. Although its origins stemmed from earlier Hawker piston-engined fighters, the Sea Hawk became the company's first jet aircraft. After successful acceptance in the RN, the type proved to be a reliable and sturdy workhorse and went on to export success abroad.

Aviation 1/72 Hawker Sea Hawk Red Devils Display Team 1957 Aircraft Model AV72-23007

Aviation 72 brings you AV7223007 a 1/72nd scale model of the Hawker Sea Hawk flown by the Red Devils Display Team during 1957
The Hawker Sea Hawk was a British single-seat jet fighter of the Fleet Air Arm (FAA), the air branch of the Royal Navy (RN), built by Hawker Aircraft and its sister company, Armstrong Whitworth Aircraft. Although its origins stemmed from earlier Hawker piston-engined fighters, the Sea Hawk became the company's first jet aircraft. After successful acceptance in the RN, the type proved to be a reliable and sturdy workhorse and went on to export success abroad.

Aviation AV7228001 1/72nd Royal Air Force XK724 RAF Cosford Folland Gnat Single Seat Display Model

Aviation 1/72 Royal Air Force XK740  RAF North Weald 1964 Folland Gnat Single Seat Display Model AV7228002

Aviation 1/72 Finnish Air Force Folland Gnat Single Seat Display Model AV7228003

Aviation 72 AV7241007 Diecast Aircraft model of the Danish Airforce Interceptor SAAB Draken
 

Aviation 72 brings you AV7254001 a 1/72nd scale diecast aircraft model of a Gloster Javelin FAW 4 serial number XA634 flown from REF Leeming and now displayed at the Jet Age Museum.

Aviation 1/72 Gloster Javelin FAW9 XH897 Preserved at Duxford AV7254002

Aviation AV7254003 Gloster Javelin FAW XH892

Aviation 72 brings you AV7254003 a 1/72nd scale diecast model of XH982 a Gloster Javelin FAW which is Preserved at the Norfolk & Suffolk Museum Flixton