providing the backbone of the Allies’ transport efforts throughout the second world war – most notably delivering paratroopers and towing gliders during the D-Day landings

and 12cm cases which have been treated with a special tarnish free coating so that they do not require polishing

are heat resistant to 100 degrees

wearing gloves

and requires little or no assembly

Aluminium Hawker Hurricane Sculpture, 10" MUGS providing the backbone of theThe unsung hero of the Battle of Britain Whilst the Supermarine Spitfire became the icon of the Battle of Britain, the Hawker Hurricane actually accounted for a higher number of enemy aircraft shot down; around 60 to 65 percent. They were the backbone of RAF Fighter Command at the time, having been manufactured in greater numbers than the Spitfire, and having entered into service a year earlier. Although the slightly slower aircraft, the Hurricane was