Trumpeter 02403 1/24 Spitfire Vb
The Royal Air Force's "Spitfire" fighter is one of the most famous fighters in World War II. Since its introduction in 1936, more than 20,000 have been produced by 1948. The MK.V series has always been the main battle of the Royal Air Force. More than 6,500 aircraft were produced. At the beginning of 1941, most of the Royal Air Force’s flight squadrons were equipped with "Spitfire" MK.I. type. After adopting the pilot’s suggestions, they made a number of aircraft Improvement, so that "Spitfire" has always been ahead of its opponents in various indicators of air combat. Among them, the most important improvement is the use of the more powerful "Merlin" 45 engine (MERLINE). The machine gun uses 4 7.7 Millimeters and two 20mm calibers are mixed. Some models also use retractable wing tips to improve their dexterity at low altitudes. On the North African battlefield in 1942, the British army urgently deployed "Spitfire" to participate in the war. Therefore, a special model, the "Tropical" model, was specially designed to prevent damage to the engine in the tropical desert. An air filter cover was also specially installed. The "Spitfire" fighter has undergone many improvements before and after, Flying, the actual combat performance is more outstanding, making it attack on all sides of the "WWII" battlefield, majestic and omnipresent!!!
Features
- Engine detail, Clear engine cover, Sprung landing gear
Specification
- Scale 1:24
- Item Type Static Aircraft
- Model Brief Length: 376 mm Wingspan: 465 mm
- Total Parts: 233pcs
- Photo Etched Part:s Aileron & Flap hinges
- Film Parts: Instrument part
- Total Sprues: 9pcs + 3pcs rubber tyres
- Paint Schemes: " s/n BL670/RF●K,303 Poland Division, Mar.1942"
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The Royal Air Force's "Spitfire" fighter is one of the most famous fighters in World War II. Since its introduction in 1936, more than 20,000 have been produced by 1948. The MK.V series has always been the main battle of the Royal Air Force. More than 6,500 aircraft were produced. At the beginning of 1941, most of the Royal Air Force’s flight squadrons were equipped with "Spitfire" MK.I. type. After adopting the pilot’s suggestions, they made a number of aircraft Improvement, so that "Spitfire" has always been ahead of its opponents in various indicators of air combat. Among them, the most important improvement is the use of the more powerful "Merlin" 45 engine (MERLINE). The machine gun uses 4 7.7 Millimeters and two 20mm calibers are mixed. Some models also use retractable wing tips to improve their dexterity at low altitudes. On the North African battlefield in 1942, the British army urgently deployed "Spitfire" to participate in the war. Therefore, a special model, the "Tropical" model, was specially designed to prevent damage to the engine in the tropical desert. An air filter cover was also specially installed. The "Spitfire" fighter has undergone many improvements before and after, Flying, the actual combat performance is more outstanding, making it attack on all sides of the "WWII" battlefield, majestic and omnipresent!!!
Features
- Engine detail, Clear engine cover, Sprung landing gear
Specification
- Scale 1:24
- Item Type Static Aircraft
- Model Brief Length: 376 mm Wingspan: 465 mm
- Total Parts: 233pcs
- Photo Etched Part:s Aileron & Flap hinges
- Film Parts: Instrument part
- Total Sprues: 9pcs + 3pcs rubber tyres
- Paint Schemes: " s/n BL670/RF●K,303 Poland Division, Mar.1942"
