SEPECAT Jaguar GR.1/GR.1A

Airfix | No. A11010 | 1:48

Facts

Brand:: Airfix
Title:: SEPECAT Jaguar GR.1/GR.1A
Number:: A11010
Scale:: 1:48
Type:: Full kit
Released:: 2025 New tool
Barcode:: 5063129028688 (EAN)
Packaging:: Rigid box (Top opener)
Topic:: Sepecat Jaguar » Jets (Aircraft)

Markings

Sepecat Jaguar

SEPECAT Jaguar GR Mk.1

Royal Air Force (1918-now)

No. 2(AC) Sqn. S | XZ101
1976 - RAF Laarbruch
BS381C:641 BS381C:638
No. 54 Sqn. XX724
1974 - RAF Lossiemouth
BS381C:641 BS381C:638 BS381C:627

SEPECAT Jaguar GR Mk.1a

Royal Air Force (1918-now)

Jaguar Detachment (JAGDET) Y | ZX118 Buster Gonad
1991 Gulf War»Operation Granby - Muharraq Airport
BS381C:380
No. 6 Sqn. EJ | XX741
1990 - RAF Coltishall
BS381C:641 BS381C:638

Boxart designed by Adam Tooby

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Alternative SKUs for Airfix A11010:
AX11010 | AIR11010 | 11010 | AIR-11010 | X11010

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Comments

Mike S.
Am I jumping the gun by wondering how this release will compare to Kitty Hawk’s offering? Pretty sure that was quite an improvement over Airfix’s original but given what they’ve been putting out as of late…

All comments (8) » 17 January, 04:09

Kes Wells
Apart from all the flash on the undercarriage retraction jacks etc. a poorly fitting clear chisel nose piece, and no options to do flaps, slats and undercarriage up its an improvement. As for finest kit, well seeing as i paid for my kit and the reviewers probably got theirs for free, i'd say no..far from it.

18 April, 19:20

David Whiteley
I HAD the Kitty Hawk kit and did a trial fit and quickly rid it from my collection. The fit was so bad I then went through all of my other Kitty Hawk kits and most of them were dreadful fitting as well ... T-45 gone, Super Etendard gone, Dauphin gone, and F-35A gone. I almost got rid of 2 Su-17M4 but decided I could use them for spare parts for another kit - their fit stinks to high hell as well. It can be no surprise why Kittyhawk went out of production. Kinetic is probably just as bad.

1 18 April, 19:53

VERY BAD CHIPPING
Wtf it has missiles on top of the wing?! Looks too goofy for my taste. Does it have a scheme that doesn’t have missiles on the above?

14 February, 19:36

Steven Van Dyck
Check this Revell kit: Sepecat Jaguar GR.1A (Revell 04996, 1:48)
You can leave them off, I guess. But it happened in other types too, check BAC Lightning.

14 February, 20:29

joseph vanuxem
It's the old boxing

15 February, 16:15

Tony Trembath-Drake
Yes - infact you don't need to add them to that scheme too - I will be leaving them off too.

1 April, 01:30

outback
Unfortunaly in wrong scale. 1/72 was the expectation.

All comments (7) » 17 January, 03:33

Jason Marson
Personally I'm happy with 1/48 scale. 1/72 is too small for my poor old eyes nowadays. lol. I quite fancy doing a 1/32 some time too.

3 26 March, 18:41

Soeren R.
Ignore this guy - seems like a troll Account..

3 27 March, 20:12

Paul Miles
Have a Shitty Hawk, oops, my bad, Kitty Hawk for sale soon😅

2 6 March, 05:20

aetios
So is this a new tool or an old tool? I'm seeing conflicting messages in the comments. If it's a new tool color me interested!

Edit: I was confused by the discussion a bit down, but the 'old tool' mentioned was the airfix 1:72.

Love to see people shocked by the pylons. It's goofy but extremely characteristic of this cool plane!

25 February, 20:34