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Plastic Kit for a Supermarine Type 300 Spitfire Mk. Ia (Brian Lane)
Special limited edition

• 1:32 scale
• Dimensions (built): 35 cm wingspan
• Cartograph Decals for 1 marking option for Brian Lanes 19 Squadron Spitfire Mk.Ia P9386 QV-K from September 1940
• 117 parts
• 1 resin figure (4 parts) NOT PAINTED
• Optional pilot seats with and without Sutton Type K harness details
• Optional open and closed cockpit doors
• Optional open and closed hood & canopy
• 24-page fully illustrated instruction manual
• Details on retracting the landing gear with hand pump and wheel housing jack
• Wheels with weighted tires with correct alignment
• not built/not painted
• Paint and glue not included

The legendary Supermarine Type 300 Spitfire is undoubtedly one of the most famous, and perhaps the most beautiful, aircraft of all time. Designed from 1934 under the guidance of Supermarine Aviation Works chief designer Reginald Mitchell, Joseph Smith and Alf Faddy, the 990hp Rolls-Royce Merlin C powered prototype first flew on 5 March 1936. It was immediately obvious that it was something very special and an initial production order was placed in early June 1936 for 310 aircraft. Numerous delays at Supermarine and many of the approximately 150 sub-contractors ensured that the first production Spitfire was not completed until mid-May 1938 and the final aircraft from the order was only delivered in September 1939.