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Hawker Fury

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NOTE: RADIO CONTROL AIRPLANES ARE ON THE BOTTOM HALF OF THE PAGE.


The Hawker Fury biplane was one of the most maneuverable, responsive, easy to fly fighter aircraft of its day. Its in-line 12 cylinder Rolls Royce engine provided relatively high speed, good acceleration, and an excellent rate of climb.

It was the first RAF fighter to exceed 200 mph in level flight, and one of the easiest handling airplanes for formation flying. That made it an air show favorite with pilots and spectators alike.

The Fury was the primary fighter of the RAF from 1932 through 1937, when it was replaced in front line service by more modern aircraft. Thereafter some remained in service with the RAF as trainers through 1939.

About a third of the Fury's produced were exported to British allies around the world. A number were still in service with Yugoslavia during the German invasion of the country in April of 1941. The British built fighters fared poorly against modern Luftwaffe warbirds.

A total of some 275 Hawker Fury aircraft of all types were produced.



Specifications

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fighter
one
R R in-line 12 cylinder
640 h.p.
2,740 lbs.
3,600 lbs.
none
2- 7.7 mm
26' 9"
30' 0"
223 mph
2,600 fpm
29,500 feet
270 miles
3/25/31
1931



Radio Control Airplane
A Hawker Fury built from a Manzano Laser Works kit.  It has a wing span of 32" and a length of 27". A geared GWS EPS 350 motor provides power. All up weight is 1 lb. 3 oz.


Radio Control Airplanes






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Cleveland Models & Supply has plans for sale of the rc Hawker Fury in wingspans of 15", 23", 30 1/2", 46", 61" and 92".

Airborne Magazine has plans for sale of a Hawker Fury rc. It has a wingspan of 30". Recommended power is a TD .09 engine.

Peter Rake has rc Hawker Fury plans for sale. These are for a sport model with a 33" wingspan. Weight is about 1 lb. 3 oz. with a geared Speed 400 size motor.

Replikit has a Hawker Fury kit for sale with a 25 1/2" wingspan for rubber power. It has been converted to radio control.

Bob Holman has rc Hawker Fury plans for sale. They are a Dennis Bryant design with a wingspan of 60".

Plans were for sale on eBay for a rc Hawker Fury with a wingspan of 72 1/2".

If there is another rc Hawker Fury that should be included on this page, please email us.



Radio Control Airplane
The rc Hawker Fury built from Traplet Publications plans. Wingspan is 48". A Maxcim 13Y motor geared 3.69:1 is recommended power. When completed it will weigh about 114 oz.



Radio Control Airplane
RC Hawker Fury converted to radio control from a Flair Models free flight kit.  It has a wingspan of 26" and was originally intended for rubber power. A CD ROM motor geared 4.5:1 turning a 8 x 4 prop provides the motivation.


Radio Control Airplane
The rc Hawker Fury Giant scale airplane built from AMA plans. Wingspan is 72". Plans call for engine powered, but is should easily convert to motor power. The AMA plan number is #24632.




At RC Groups smitty240 was looking for a rc Hawker Fury kit.

Zephyr41 of RC Groups mentions the Hawker Fury in one of his posts.

Martin Irvine of RC Groups talks about purchasing rc Hawker Fury plans.

At RC Groups maltone has a post in which he mentions the Hawker Fury rc airplane.

At RC Groups 4Scale mentions how the Hawker Fury looks like another biplane.

Texan of RC Universe was looking for rc Hawker Fury plans.