Spitfire Mk 1A (PBR)

The Supermarine Spitfire was the RAF's most successful fighter of WWII and an integral part of Allied air power. It first flew on March 5, 1936 and, by 1940, had equipped nearly one-third of Fighter Command squadrons within RAF control.
Kit Features

Eduard's Limited Edition features plastic and colour photo-etched parts for incredible level of detail right out of the box, featuring a multilayered instrument panel, colored harness straps and scale pilot's armour. You also get your choice of two colour photo-etched instrument panels as well as decal instrument dial layover.

Options in the cockpit allow for either an early or later version, with trim wheels and controls, a different windscreen (one without separate armour), an early antenna mast, and various pitot tube styles. A flare rack is moulded onto the front of the pilot's seat with the option to remove it and replace it with folded photo-etched part.

The Spitfire Mk 1A saw nearly 22,000 hours of combat during the Second World War and was an essential element in defending Britain from Nazi Luftwaffe attacks during Battle of Britain. It had incredible manoeuvrability, flying at over 360mph with its low wing configuration making it a formidable dog-fighter. Although significant development was invested into developing this aircraft over time, eventually being replaced by Hawker Hurricane - which still stands today as a monument to RAF Fighter Command's proud history.

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