AFV Club AF35283 US MIM-23 Hawk Surface to Air 1:35

HAWK - Homing All the Way Killer The missile can be built in MIM-23A or MIM-23B version. Wing trailing-edges are movable Launcher posture is adjustable. Launcher control unit may be built closed or opened in option Outriggers can be built in transportation or emplacement mode Rubber-like tires Decals for US Army (Cuba Missile Crisis), US Marine Corp (First Gulf War), IDF and ROC Army The MIM-23 Hawk was a US medium-range surface-to-air missile system from the Cold War period. The first prototypes of the MIM-23 Hawk missile appeared in the late 1950s, and entered the line in the US armed forces in 1959, where they served in units of the Marine Corps until 2002! Probably around 40,000 rounds of this type were produced around the world. The MIM-23 Hawk system was designed to replace the Nike Hercules MIM-14 missiles. Compared to its predecessor, the new missile had a better range, a much higher probability of destroying the target with the first shot, and a smaller size and weight. The