- It was Spitfire that fought as a main fighter of the British Air Force during World War II.
- The beautiful elliptical main wing and tight body are far more refined than the contemporary fighter in both structure and aerodynamics, and this is equipped with a renowned Rolls-Royce / Merlin liquid-cooled engine as a masterpiece engine.
- The prototype aircraft flew for the first time in March 1936, and the first mass production type Mk.I started deployment of troops in August 1938.
- In the Battle of Britain in the summer of 1940, when England crisis of the state's survival, Mk.I defended Britain from the battle of the German Air Force approaching as the core of fighter units.
- The German Air Force suffered a lot of damage and decided to postpone the British landing strategy indefinitely.
- With this activity Spitfire came to be called 'British fighter' from the British citizen.
- Spitfire Mk.I is a plastic model assembly kit.
- 1/48 scale, total length 191 mm, full width 235 mm.
- accurately model beautiful styles composed of curved surfaces based on in-depth coverage of actual equipment.
- Front canopy, sighting device, antenna pole, Pitot tube etc are prepared parts of various specifications equipped by Mk.I.
- The inside of the cockpit of the structure without the floor plate is reproduced precisely.
- Canopy is an opening and closing selection formula. Parts of the torso are divided into large parts to prepare exclusive parts for the canopy open state and the closed state respectively. Even in the open state, the scale feeling is not impaired.
- Battle of Britain Participant, Dynamo (Supporting withdrawal from Dunkerque) Strategy Participant, Set of 3 types of slide marks that can reproduce the initial markings before the outbreak of World War II.
- One pilot doll in a sitting posture.
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