Summary
This 1:12 scale model of a GAF Jindivik Mk.3 was purchased by the Museum from the Government Aircraft Factories in 1960.
The Jindivik is a target drone and was created by the United Kingdom in collaboration with Australia in its development of guided missile testing. The drone has a single skid instead of wheels as the landing gear and a dorsal air vent sits where the cockpit would normally be located.
Physical Description
Orange pilotless aeroplane model with antenna attached to nose and a single skid in place of the wheels. Features painted red, white and black flags and kangaroo logo.
More Information
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Collecting Areas
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Acquisition Information
Purchase
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Modelmaker (Probable)
Australia: Supply Department, Government Aircraft Factories (GAF), Victoria, Australia, 1960
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Brand Names
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Classification
Air transport, Aircraft, Model propeller aircraft - military
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Category
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Discipline
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Type of item
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Overall Dimensions
652 mm (Width), 702 mm (Depth), 172 mm (Height)
Measurements of model only. 'Width' is model wingspan, 'Depth' is model length from tip of nose probe to tail, 'Height' is overall model height while resting on its landing skid
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Other Dimensions
652 mm (Width), 702 mm (Depth), 192 mm (Height)
Measurements of model on mounting block. 'Width' is model wingspan, 'Depth' is model length from tip of nose probe to tail, 'Height' is overall model height while resting on its landing skid and mounting block.
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Model Scale
1:32
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Keywords
Aeroplanes, Military Aircraft, Model Aeroplanes, Scale Models
