Fairey Gannet T.5

Designed for hunting submarines the carrier-based Fairey Gannet undertook its maiden flight in 1949. It was the first aircraft in the world to be fitted with a coupled double- turbine and contra-rotating propellers. It was also the first turboprop aircraft that could land on an aircraft carrier and the first aircraft in the UK Fleet Air Arm capable of conducting both combat and search missions. The pilot training version the T.5 first flew in 1957. The Gannet remained in service until 1972. The Gannet T.5 carrying the designation XT752 was restored to flying condition in the United States and from 2013 onwards will be actively taking part in large Air Shows.

- Details surfaces with recessed panel joints
- Detailed cockpit with instrumentpanel, side panels and seats
- Optionally open Weapons Bay
- Separate Ailerons
- Separate flaps
- Detailed Undercarriage
- Radome
- Movable counter rotating propeller
- Decals with markings for the following versions:
- Fairey Gannet T.5 Restoration, Shannan Hendricks, New Richmond Airport, Wisconsin, USA, January 2013
- Fairey Gannet T.5, No. 849 Naval Air Squadron, Fleet Air Arm, RNAS Culdrose, UK, September 1964