Special Hobby 72361 Gloster Meteor Mk.4 World Speed Record 1/72 – Plastic Model Kit

Special Hobby 72361 Gloster Meteor Mk.4 World Speed Record is a faithfully reproduced model of the legendary British jet aircraft that played a key role in aviation history. The model is made in the popular 1:72 scale, allowing for precise reproduction of details while maintaining convenient display dimensions.

• Scale: 1:72
• Country of origin and use: United Kingdom
• Historical background: The Gloster Meteor Mk.4 model is based on the unit that set the world speed record in 1945. This aircraft, serving with the Royal Air Force, was a symbol of British technological dominance in the early years of the Cold War.
• Historical period: Cold War, 1940s and 1950s
• Material: High-quality polystyrene plastic – ensuring durability and ease of processing. The set does not include glue or paints, giving the modeler the freedom to choose the final finish.
• Extras: The kit includes decals that allow you to recreate the record-breaking paint scheme. Injection-molded parts are precisely fitted for easy assembly. The manufacturer does not provide resin or photo-etched parts, but the detail of the plastic parts is at a very high level.
• Category: Plastic model kit
• Difficulty level: 3/5 – Recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers. The assembly instructions are clear, but due to the fine details, building the model requires patience and precision.
• Recommendation: Highly recommended for fans of British aviation, jet aircraft collectors, and all enthusiasts of post-war aviation technology history. An excellent choice for a themed diorama or as a striking addition to an RAF aircraft collection.

The Special Hobby 72361 Gloster Meteor Mk.4 World Speed Record model combines high-quality craftsmanship with an original subject, making it a great choice for both collectors and at modeling shows. The combination of unique history, excellent detailing, and precise decals makes this kit perfect for demanding modelers. Discover a unique moment in aviation history and assemble a plane that became an enduring part of the British aerospace industry's heritage.