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Special Hobby 1:48 SH 48017 Gloster E.28/39 Pioneer (Squirt) "First British Jet" Straight Uses trimming knife bladesSH48017 Gloster E. 28 39 Pioneer (Squirt) First British Jet 1 48 The first British jet aircraft and the third one in the world that successfully took to the air was the Gloster E. 28 39, called the Pioneer or Squirt. Its development was no doubt the result of the work on the first British jet engine by the designer Frank Whittle and his company Power Jets Ltd. Development of the Power Jets W. 1 engine began already in the pre war years. The first