Techmod 32045 – Hawker Hurricane I (1/32) is an advanced decal set dedicated to modelers building a plastic scale model of the Hawker Hurricane Mk.I fighter aircraft in 1:32 scale. The product is intended for recreating the characteristic markings and camouflage of aircraft used by the Polish Air Forces in Great Britain during World War II.

This set from Techmod stands out for its high-quality printing and precise details, enabling perfect replication of the authentic markings from three historic aircraft:

• Hurricane I V6665, RF-J, commanded by F/Lt J.A. Kent, No. 303 Warsaw Fighter Squadron named after Tadeusz Kościuszko, Northolt base, September 1940 – the aircraft of the famed Canadian commander who fought alongside Polish pilots during the Battle of Britain.
• Hurricane I V6684, RF-F, piloted by the legendary CO Sqn Ldr Witold Urbanowicz of No. 303 Squadron, Northolt, September 1940 – the aircraft of Polish air aces, highly distinguished in the defense of the British Isles.
• Hurricane I V7118, UZ-V, in the markings of No. 306 "Toruń" Polish Fighter Squadron, stationed at Ternhill, November 1940 – one of the first machines delivered to the newly formed Polish RAF squadron.

The Hawker Hurricane was a British fighter from the World War II era, one of the key aircraft of the Battle of Britain (1940). The Mk.I version was mainly operated in 1937–1941 by the Royal Air Force and allied forces, including Polish pilots fighting in exile.

• Country of operation: United Kingdom, Poland (Polish Air Forces in Great Britain during World War II)
• Historical period: World War II, Battle of Britain, 1940
• Material: High-quality printed decal (water-slide decals)
• Category: Decals for 1:32 scale plastic models
• Difficulty level: 2/5 – Recommended for modelers with some experience in applying decals, but also accessible to ambitious beginners

We recommend Techmod 32045 both to experienced modelers and hobbyists interested in recreating authentic Polish WWII fighter aircraft. The product allows you to replicate unique paint schemes of historic planes, making an excellent addition to any collection and enhancing the realism of the finished model. Excellent print quality, decal durability, and historical accuracy make this set highly regarded among aviation modeling enthusiasts.