Airfix Westland Sea King HAR.3 (1/48) A11012

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Airfix Westland Sea King Har.3 (1/48) A11012

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Airfix Plastic Model Kit

Westland Sea King HAR.3 (1/48)

Airfix Westland Sea King HAR.3 represents one of the most recognisable and widely respected aircraft to serve with Britain’s armed forces in the post war era. Finished in the distinctive Search and Rescue colour scheme, this 1/48 scale plastic model kit captures the presence and character of the RAF’s dedicated rescue helicopter.

The kit depicts the HAR.3 variant developed specifically for Search and Rescue duties, featuring the equipment and configuration required for all weather operations. An instruction sheet, paint layout guide and decal sheet are included to support an accurate and detailed build.

  • 1/48 scale plastic model kit
  • Westland Sea King HAR.3 Search and Rescue helicopter
  • Highly detailed exterior features
  • Includes instruction sheet and paint layout guide
  • Decal sheet included

History

The Sea King entered British service after Westland Helicopters began licensed production of the American designed aircraft, eventually building more than 300 examples. While only a portion of these served in the Search and Rescue role, those that did became some of the most visible and well known aircraft in Britain.

Designated HAR.3, the Royal Air Force Search and Rescue Sea Kings were equipped with advanced navigation and search systems, allowing them to operate day or night and in the most challenging weather conditions. Their stability, endurance and lifting capability made them ideally suited to rescue operations across the United Kingdom and surrounding waters.

Constantly on standby, the bright yellow Sea Kings became a reassuring sight in times of crisis. Crews carried out countless life saving missions, earning immense public respect and affection. The Sea King’s long service and humanitarian role ensured its place as one of the most iconic and best loved aircraft ever to fly in British skies.

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