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  • Hawker Hunter

    how many guys would like to see a Hawker Hunter.
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    Me.

    I have the FlyFly 90mm one. The kit quality was awful (that's an understatement) but after a lot of work it does end up as an excellent flyer. Dynam is bringing one out but Dynam kits are also of marginal quality (especially the hardware),

    I'd like one with Freewing or FMS quality

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    • #3
      Same here...used to have the flyfly version with the JePe mods (glassed) on 10s which made it an excellent jet. With the inlets in the wings it had a great sound also. Would love to see a freewing version.

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      • #4
        World record that still stands 62 years later.


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        • #5
          kallend That is nuts.

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            If you're not too lazy, this is what you can get of the white (non-painted) FlyFly Hunter. This one is glassed, painted and contains a Wemotec blower at 6s. I'm quite a little proud of what I achieved with the ****ty kit.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Horbach View Post

              If you're not too lazy, this is what you can get of the white (non-painted) FlyFly Hunter. This one is glassed, painted and contains a Wemotec blower at 6s. I'm quite a little proud of what I achieved with the ****ty kit.
              Very nice. Here's my FlyFly, but it didn't come with a beer.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by SanExup View Post
                kallend That is nuts.
                In 1994, when the Hunter was retired from Swiss Air Force, they celebrated it with a formation of 40 Hunters! I was there, watching all of them take off in formations of three was truly amazing. But sadly, they didn't loop, at least not over the crowd... :-(

                Here's a scan of a lousy photo I made that day:

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                • #9
                  Ah, Swiss Hunters. Another FlyFly in JePe style here, no beer. I'd like a Freewing version as well! 90mm, please! No cheater hole needed, btw.

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                  • #10
                    Horbach You caught one guy breaking formation!

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                      • #12
                        I would highly appreciate a Hawker Hunter version designed by Freewing/FMS and since this bird is pretty popular why not engineering it with the option for the double seater version as well??!! Same fuselage but would come along with just a longer and wider front fuselage part due to pilot and navigator sitting side-by-side and not behind each other.... reminds me well back at my Swiss Air Force service back in the late eighties...


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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by Radar-Guy View Post
                          Ah, Swiss Hunters. Another FlyFly in JePe style here, no beer. I'd like a Freewing version as well! 90mm, please! No cheater hole needed, btw.

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                          Nice job closing the big gap between the wing and fuselage. That took a lot of effort on my FlyFly Hunter and I still didn't get it as nice as yours.

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                          • #14
                            Here's my FlyFly Hunter. I re-did the rear end to be like the one whose markings I copied.

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                            • #15
                              This is also a FlyFly kit. As others stated, it is a gentle flyer, very graceful but the kit is "a challenge" Click image for larger version

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                              • #16
                                Originally posted by kallend View Post
                                Here's my FlyFly Hunter. I re-did the rear end to be like the one whose markings I copied.

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                                That's the dogs nuts............ looks absolutely superb and I suspect it flies as good as it looks?

                                I too would be "forced " to buy a Hunter if Freewing produced one (80 or 90mm preferably) ...... not only is it a jet that I adore but one of my flying colleagues is a ex-Hunter pilot and I know for fact that he would be more than a little impressed to see a decent Hunter being flown at our club!

                                So ....... come on Freewing there's demand for this plane (in a proper RAF camo scheme please)!!

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                                • #17
                                  I posted the STL files for a bunch of miscellaneous parts for the Dynam Hawker Hunter on Thingiverse:

                                  Various parts to customize the Dynam 70mm Hawker Hunter. Pointed nose cone for the Mk 3 version Tail cone for the Mk3 and other early versions Nose gear brace Main LG mount and filler to move the retracts inwards by 25mm and allow shorter gear legs.

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