NEW AIRFIX deHavilland Vampire T.11 / J-28C 1:72

First entering RAF service in 1952, the De Havilland Vampire T.11 trainer was the final UK variant of Britain’s second operational jet fighter and the first advanced jet trainer to adopt a side-by-side seating configuration. Unusually, the forward section of the fuselage was constructed of plywood, adopting manufacturing techniques perfected on the famous wartime Mosquito.

Although the de Havilland Vampire holds the distinction of being the second British designed jet to enter Royal Air Force service, the two seat T.11 training variant would not enter service until six years after the first single seat fighters had done so. When it did, it gave the RAF pilot training programme a welcome boost and is regarded by many as perhaps the most attractive of all the early British jets, with its front profile possessing more than just a passing resemblance to de Havilland’s wartime Mosquito.

Scheme 1: XK624 CFS Little Rissington September 1972



Scheme 2: Vampire J-28C Swedish camo, flown and maintened by the sweden air force.
Historic Flight 2006




Un modèle réalisé mais avec d'autres cocarde avec l'emblème du célèbre kiwi.
(Nouvelle Zéelande/ New Zeeland)

Superbe, j'adore cet avion!