HobbyKing

What's not to love about the BAE Hawk? First entering service with the Royal Air Force in 1976, the Hawk has gone on to be the jet trainer of choice for air forces throughout the world and serves as a light attack fighter with many more. The Hawk is also flown by several aerobatic teams including the Finnish Midnight Hawks, Surya Kiran (Sun Rays) of the Indian Air Force, Saudi hawks and, of course the Red Arrows Royal Air Force display team.Unusually, the Hawk was also chosen by the US Navy as the basis for their T-45 Goshawk carrier based trainer, making it one of the very few non-US developed aircraft to be brought into US military service. The Hawk that we have here is a very convenient size that doesn't sacrifice anything in the way of performance for that and is available in 3 different versions: • ARF: Airframe with fan, motor and ESC. (hand launch version)• PNP: Airframe with fan, motor, ESC and servos. (hand launch version)• PNP: Airframe with fan, motor, ESC, servos and retracts. The versions rang...