Nope, the colour scheme is more or less correct. But, for the period (post November 27th 1940), it's highly unlikely that Tuck and his Squadron would be tangling with Ju87s over Britain, as they'd virtually been withdrawn earlier in the Battle. Also, although the Burmese Peacock flag is included in the decal sheet with the kit, it's not shown under the cockpit on the box art. The instruction sheet painting guide is titled as R S Tuck etc, Battle of Britain - which officially ended on 31st October !
Nice decal sheet though, and as mentioned, a few things aside, it's not too bad a kit, and can build into a nice replica of the Mk1 with a bit of work and replacement prop and wheels (which I've now got this time - had to raid the spares box to cobble a prop together, and make do with the kit's wheels last time). The canopy really needs an after market vac form, or mould one as I have, and there isn't a gun sight in the kit. A strange omission, as there is a decal for the reflector on the rear-view mirror, so for such small details, why miss the gun-sight. To be fair though, the decal sheet is current, state of the art, and the kit is from a 1971 mould, so can't really be picky over that I suppose !