Zvezda 7322 British Fighter Hawker Hurricane IIC 1/72 – Plastic Model Kit

The Zvezda 7322 model represents the British fighter Hawker Hurricane IIC in 1/72 scale, faithfully reproduced with great attention to detail. This kit is aimed at modelers passionate about aviation from the World War II era, especially enthusiasts of RAF history and aircraft that served in various theaters of war.

• Scale: 1/72
• User country: Great Britain and Allies (including the USSR – supplied under Lend-Lease)
• Historical era: World War II (1941–1944)
• Material: Plastic (high-quality polystyrene)
• Category: Plastic model kit

The Hawker Hurricane Mk IIC made its mark in history as one of the most versatile Allied aircraft. The IIC variant, produced from May 1941, was equipped with four 20 mm Hispano cannons – this version was built in greater numbers than any other Hurricane variant. These aircraft fought over England (as night fighters), in North Africa against the Axis forces, and on the Eastern Front – nearly 1,200 units were delivered to the USSR, where their effectiveness in ground attacks was highly valued.

The Zvezda 7322 model accurately captures the characteristic silhouette of the Hurricane, including detailed wing-mounted armament. The plastic components are precisely molded, allowing for faithful recreation of historical paint schemes and features such as fuselage panel lines and the pilot's cockpit. The set includes decals that allow you to finish the model in original RAF or Soviet Air Force liveries.

What makes this model stand out?

• Precise details of the cockpit and armament
• Historic variant with 20 mm cannons
• Option to create several paint versions
• The 1/72 scale allows display as part of a collection of Allied WWII models

The product does not include glue or paints – these must be purchased separately. Due to the level of detail and the number of small components, the model is recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers (difficulty level: 3/5). The kit is an excellent choice for collectors of World War II fighters as well as anyone interested in aviation history and building combat dioramas.