BAE Systems Hawk T1 RAF Indian Finnish Royal Australian Air Force Military Jet Trainer Aircraft Wooden Desktop Model.

Highly detailed and carefully hand crafted desktop model of the BAE Systems Hawk T1 military aircraft.

The wood used is reclaimed.

Made from solid mahogany and complete with solid mahogany matching stand.

Finished in high gloss lacquer to enhance the natural beauty of the mahogany.

Simple to assemble with no glue required, simply slot wooden parts such as wings into pre drilled holes.

With room for a commemorative plaque (not supplied) onto the stand.

Due to the nature of wood the colour of the model you receive may vary slightly from the website image.

Keep out of direct sunlight and heat.

If dusting use a new fine paint brush.

Model can be produced up to 6ft in length, please e-mail for more details.

Approximate Dimensions

Length: 38cm
Height: 26cm
Wingspan: 36cm.

The Hawk was developed by Hawker Siddeley (now BAE) after it became apparent that the SEPECAT Jaguar would be too complex to fulfill the advanced trainer role it was initially commissioned for. The aircraft is also used as a low cost fighter and is most famously used by the RAF Red Arrows Display Team. The Hawk entered service in 1976 and is still in production in the UK and in India and has been sold to 18 operators around the world.