War Aircraft Replicas Hawker Sea Fury

The scale Hawker Sea Fury is built around a plywood box core and covered with styrofoam and fiberglass. Plans have been produced for this and two other ½-scale World War II replicas by War Aircraft Replicas. All use the same common wooden fuselage box and wing spar construction in order to duplicate the various fighters aircraft. Polyurethane foam is shaped and covered with high-strength fiberglass cloth and laminating epoxy resin to form a rigid, yet light structure. Landing gears are of air/oil oleo type, with either electrical or manual retract and have a built-in emergency release. Engines vary from 65 hp to 125 hp, which accounts for variations in performance. Authentic three and four bladed props are available.

Features fully retractable landing gear, sliding canopy, and detachable wings.

The first, G-BLTG, flew on 24 February 1986.

Wing twist 2 degree 

Engine: Continental  O-200, Lycoming O-290-D, HCI 7 cylinder Radial
Prop: 60"dia 3 or 4 blade ground adjustable
Wingspan: 20'0"
Length: 16'0"
Footprint: 7'0"
Empty Weight: 600-620 lbs
Max Gross Weight: 900-920 lbs
Fuel capacity 15 USG
Wing Loading: 12lbs/sq ft
Cruise condition: 135 MPH @3.2 GPH
Wide Open speed: 165 MPH
Stall Speed: 55 MPH
Approach & Pattern Speed: 70-75 MPH
Take off Run: 800-1000 ft
Landing roll 1200 ft
Rate of Climb: 700 ft/min.
Endurance: 3-4 Hrs: 400 miles
Structural capability: Aerobatic (+/- 6 g's)