spitfire

Beautifully illustrated book on RAAF Spitfire Mk VIII included in Eduards 1/48 scale kit 'Aussie Eights'. https://www.scribd.com/doc/284946178/Aussie-Eight-Spitfires Scribd is a good source for aviation books, give it a try.

BBC Radio Solent - Katie Martin, Singer songwriter Ben Watt and What causes your mood swings?, Jackie Moggridge: Spitfire Girl

Username: JKim First name: John Category: Advanced Scale: 1/48 Manufacturer: Eduard Model Type: Spitfire Mark IXc (Late) - Profipack Edition Aftermarket addons: OOB but the Profipack Edition comes with photoetched parts and canopy masks Mandatory Pictures Additional Pictures

Username: destrozas First name: Sergio Category: intermeadilly Scale: 1/72 Manufacturer: Airfix #A1071A Model Type: supermarine spitfire MK IA accesory: none profile The plane Spitfire MK IA the Nº92 sqn X4561 based on Pembrey, Wales during August 1940 and Manson, kent during...

While painting the big 1/32 Mosquito time to start on another awesome 1/32 tamiya kit the awesome Spitfire MK VIII. I will be finished in markings of the USAAF . Cheers Brian

Hello all, long time lurker, but finally my first post here! :) First off, I have a few questions regarding the Spitfire Mk XIV, and other Griffin variants, along with the 109K4. For starters, does anyone have any performance charts on the XIV with the clipped wings? I know it was...

Username: JKim First name: John Category: Advanced Scale: 1/48 Manufacturer: Eduard Model Type: Spitfire Mark IXc (Late) - Profipack Edition Aftermarket addons: OOB but the Profipack Edition comes with photoetched parts and canopy masks

Username: Airframes Name: Terry. Category: Judge - none competing. Scale: 1/32nd scale. Kit: Hasegawa Spitfire MkVb. Accessories: HGW fabric seat belts, Xtradecal and home made decals, some scratch-building. It's been over five months since I've been at the...

Username: Ozhawk40 First name: Peter Category: Advanced Scale: 1/48 Manufacturer: Airfix Model Type: Supermarine Spitfire Mk. I Aftermarket additions: Montex paint masks, Eduard seat belts, decals from the spares box. For this build I have chosen the aircraft of Flight Lieutenant...

Hi all. Just a quick question please- does anyone know if the Hurricane mk.1 have the same size wheels and tires as the spitfire mk.1? I'm planning to build a Battle of Britain era Hurricane model and can't find good tires for it but have an excellent set of spitfire mk.1 tires- was wondering if...

Hi all, Its been a while, but I'm back after being insanely busy with work for about 12 months. While I've got a little more spare time, I'm working on a long-ish piece on the realistic(-ish) possibilities for a long-range Spitfire emerging in 1941-1942. With that in mind, does anyone...

Most descriptions of the rushed production of the Spitfire 5 state that the two speed Merlins could not be accommodated because of their extra length. This is of course rubbish since the ever adaptable Spitfire easily accommodated the very much longer two speed two stage Merlins and even the two...

This passage from 430 Squadron's Operations Record Book regarding Spitfire XIVs equipped with nitrogen drop tanks has me puzzled: (Click image to enlarge) The operational use of nitrous oxide by Mosquito aircraft comes to mind, see for example this combat report. Does anyone have any...

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Username: Crimea River First name: Andy Category: Advanced Scale: 1/48 Manufacturer: Airfix Model Type: Spitfire Mk XII Aftermarket addons: PE Belts from Eduard This model depicts the Spitfire MkXII EN625 flown by S/L Ray Harries of 91 Squadron.

Username: le_steph40 First name: Stéphane Category: intermediate Scale: 1/48 Manufacturer: Revell (Hasegawa) Model Type: Supermarine Spitfire Mk.IXc Aftermarket addons: Ultracast Spitfire 5-Spoke Wheels, Ultracast Spitfire Mk IX Flared Exhausts, Ultracast Spitfire Mk IX Lower Cowl with...

Sorry about the error in the title: It should say P-39! I found this s picture when researching the U.S.Army in the North African Campaign. It was listed as a P-38 wreck but I think it is a P-39 Airacobra. I wondered if it is a Spitfire wreck but I'm leaning towards a P-39. It doesn't look...

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