This item is written in English.
--The Hurricane is a reciprocating single-engine, single-seat fighter designed by Hawker Aircraft in the United Kingdom in the 1930s.
――It was used by the Allied Forces including England during World War II, and was active in the Battle of Britain.
――The structure of this machine uses a lot of wood and canvas for the wings and fuselage, and the engine and cockpit are simple with steel pipes covered with aluminum alloy, in contrast to the all-metal / monocoque Spitfire that appeared at about the same time. was.
――On the other hand, it has the advantages of being light and sturdy, having a generous structure, being suitable for improvement in the battlefield, having excellent survivability when hit, and being easily produced by conventional construction methods.
――After the Battle of Britain, you will finish your mission as a home air defense fighter, but you have shown outstanding work in the Middle East, Africa, Southeast Asia, etc.
--This book is a complete guide to the Hawker Hurricane, the most produced fighter of the British Army.
――We explain this machine in detail with clear pictures and illustrations, and the latest information.
-Examples of models are also posted.
--A must-have book for modelers and hurricane fans.
--Author: Richard A. Franks
--Text: English
--Soft cover, 240 pages
--Photos: 200 or more
--Format: 21cmx29cm
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