The Bulldog was developed by Beagle Aircraft from the Beagle Pup. Scottish Aviation took over the project on the demise of Beagle and flew their first prototype in 1971. The RAF operated 130 examples as the T.1 with the University Air Squadrons. One example of the Bulldog Srs. 200 was built which featured a retractable undercarriage. A large number of ex-military examples are now civil registered.

G-AXIG               c/n 002               United Kingdom

2 seat military trainer first flown in 1969

Engine: 200hp(149kW) Lycoming IO-360                                                                                         Length: 23’3"(7.09m)                                                                                         Height: 7’5.5"(2.27m)Wingspan: 33’0"(10.06m)                                                                                              No.built: 332 Range: 620miles(997km)                                                                 Cruising speed: 121mph(195kmh) Empty weight: 1430lb(649kg)                                               Maximum take-off weight: 2350lb(1066kg)

Scottish Aviation Bulldog Side view 1/144 scale

Side view 1/108 scale

Side view 1/72 scale