Plush

Our handsome Beanie Bear stands approximately 19cms tall wearing its own smart white t-shirt with the roundel on the front and The RAF Museum logo on the back.

With flying cap headgear and goggles to complete the outfit!

Twinkletoes, was the lucky mascot for navigator Arthur Whitten Brown during his historic first flight across the Atlantic, on 14 June 1919.  With his pilot John Alcock, their Vickers Vimy aircraft took off from Newfoundland and landed 17 hours later in Ireland. 

The iconic Second World War Sherman Tank comes to life as a soft toy!

Our 2020 Bear wears the officers’ Full Dress uniform, introduced by the new Royal Air Force in 1920. Worn on ceremonial occasions until 1939, a version is still worn by RAF bandsmen.

The Red Arrows are the RAF's aerobatic display team attending airshows and royal fly-pasts'. Originally designed in the United Kingdom, this British BAe Hawk is a truly eye catching design and recognised across the world.

These super-realistic plush toy replicas celebrate a truly beautiful plane with superior detailing and high levels of craftsmanship, just like the real thing. 

Adorable little Red Arrows plush keyring. Made exclusively for the RAF Museum.

Susie was the mascot of 504 Squadron, based at RAF Hendon in 1940 for a brief spell during the Battle of Britain.

These super-realistic plush toy replicas celebrate a truly historic plane with superior detailing and high levels of craftsmanship, just like the real thing. 

Red Arrows Teddy Bear in flying suit with the official Red Arrows logo embroidered onto his paw.

This cute little soft toy is based on one of the exhibits featured in the new RAF Museum First World War in the Air exhibition. 20x12cm.

Dogs were an airman's best friend. They were popular mascots and regularly appear in photographs of air and ground crews. The Museum exhibit is an actual jacket made by an RFC tailor, worn by a dog belonging to an officer of the Royal Flying Corps. It is adorned with RFC Pilot's wings, Captain and Observer badges.