Hasegawa D2 Jaguar GR.Mk.1 A (1/72)

The Hasegawa D2 Jaguar GR.Mk.1 A (1/72) model is one of the most interesting plastic aircraft model kits available on the 1:72 scale modelling market. It is a precise replica of the British SEPECAT Jaguar GR.Mk.1 attack aircraft, whose long service with the Royal Air Force has inspired model companies like Hasegawa to create outstanding miniatures.

• Scale: 1/72 – the assembled model is approximately 23 cm long, faithfully reproducing the original shape in the finest details.
• Country of use: United Kingdom and France (international versions), including extensive service with the RAF.
• Brief historical description: The SEPECAT Jaguar is the result of Anglo-French cooperation, designed for ground support and attack missions. The Jaguar GR.Mk.1 was used by the RAF from the mid-1970s until 2007. It served in, among others, Middle Eastern conflicts, including Operation Desert Storm in 1991.
• Period of use: Cold War, modern times.
• Material: High-quality plastic (polystyrene) ensuring easy and precise fit of the parts. The set includes a complete set of finely detailed cockpit, landing gear, and armament components. Paints and glue are not included – the modeller selects these according to their preference.
• Additional elements: The kit comes with decals to recreate the authentic livery of the RAF Jaguar GR.Mk.1 version, allowing for faithful representation of historic combat aircraft.
• Category: Plastic assembly model of a military aircraft.
• Recommendation: This model is especially recommended for intermediate and experienced modellers seeking a challenge in building precise 1:72 scale aircraft miniatures, who appreciate historical authenticity and detail of the original.
• Difficulty level: 3/5 – requires delicacy and attention to detail, recommended for modellers with some experience working with plastic model kits.

Hasegawa D2 Jaguar GR.Mk.1 A (1/72) is an excellent choice for a collection of military aircraft models from the Cold War and modern conflicts, allowing you to build a historically accurate replica of a machine that made its mark in military aviation history. Perfect for dioramas as well as a standalone display piece.