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Hawker Hunter F.Mk.4; F.Mk.6 and T.Mk.7

Published: Friday, 12 November 2010 11:15 | Print | | Hits: 21979
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The single seat fighters had one colour scheme applied of dark green and grey on the upper surfaces and aluminium dope on the under sides. In fact this was the standard RAF scheme.
The trainers were overall aluminium dope. Initially with yellow bonds, later with day glow panels applied on fuselage and wings.
Hunter T.MK.7 N-320 was the only camouflaged trainer.

Scheme Colour name FS-number BS-number Humbrol XtraColor Vallejo Model Color Vallejo Model Air Hataka
Hunter F.Mk.4/F.Mk.6 and Hunter T.Mk.7 N-320
Standard #1 Upper surfaces Dark sea grey 29 ~6173 BS:638 156 X004 70.836 71.405 ~265
Dark green 28   BS:641 163   70.892 71.324 ~143
Undersides Aluminium 17178   56 / 191 X-216 70.864 71.062  
Light Grey (RAL 7001) ~6320   128 X-255 70.950   ~189
Hawker Hunter T.Mk.7
Standard #1 RAF trainer scheme Aluminium 17178   56 / 191 X-216 70.864 71.062  
Yellow bonds on fuselage and wings.     154 X-11 70.953 71.078  
Standard #2 Overall Aluminium 17178   11 / 191 X-216 70.864 71.062  
Day glo panels     209   70.733    

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Hawker Hunter F.Mk.4

Hawker Hunter FMk4 1 SMALL
Hawker Hunter F.Mk.4: Delivery scheme with roundels in six positions and squadron codes on the nose.
Hawker Hunter FMk4 2 SMALL
Hawker Hunter F.Mk.4: Delivery scheme with squadron codes on the nose. Several aircraft of different squadrons are shown.
Hawker Hunter FMk4 3 SMALL
Hawker Hunter F.Mk.4: after having (wing) modification 228 applied.
Hawker Hunter FMk4 4 SMALL
Hawker Hunter F.Mk.4: Second colour scheme, no squadron serials, roundels in four positions.
Hawker Hunter FMk4 5 SMALL
Hawker Hunter F.Mk.4: Colour scheme with so called Papua Barat flag on the tail, applied during two days in June 1962.

 

Hawker Hunter F.Mk.6

Hawker Hunter FMk6 1 SMALL
Hawker Hunter F.Mk.6: delivery schema with roundels in six positions; squadron markings; alumunium dope undersides.
Hawker Hunter FMk6 2 SMALL
Hawker Hunter F.Mk.6: Delivery scheme with squadron codes on the nose. Several aircraft of different squadrons are shown.
Hawker Hunter FMk6 3 SMALL
Hawker Hunter F.Mk.6: Secode paint scheme with roundels in four positions; squadron badge on vertical tail and light grey RAL 7001 undersides.

 

Hawker Hunter T.Mk.7

Hawker Hunter TMk7 1 SMALL
Hawker Hunter T.Mk.7: Delivery scheme with overall aluminium dope with yellow panels and roundels in six positions.
Hawker Hunter TMk7 2 SMALL
Hawker Hunter T.Mk.7: Second colour scheme with dayglo panels, roundels in four positions.
Hawker Hunter TMk7 3 SMALL
Hawker Hunter T.Mk.7: N-320 the only trainer with a camouflage scheme.