As a thoroughbred fighting aeroplane, the basic airframe of the Supermarine Spitfire was capable of accepting successive modifications which saw this incredible aircraft remain in production throughout the entire Second World War. That adaptability allowed the Spitfire to be upgraded to meet the challenge posed by the latest Luftwaffe fighters, one which saw the Spitfire Mk.IX hurriedly introduced during the summer of 1942 to combat the dominance of the fearsome Focke Wulf FW190 Butcher Bird. This variant of the Spitfire has since been described as potentially the most effective stop-gap fighter in the history of military aviation.

What's in the box?

Plastic kit

Instruction sheet

Paint guide

Decal Sheet

Parts: 124

Scheme Options: 3

Item Dimensions - Without Packaging:

Length (cm) - 21.3

Width (cm) - 23.4

Wingspan (mm) - 234

Paint and glue not included