Not sure my firiend. It seem that the kit bases on the other Revell kits for the Mk.II and Vb planes with the additional sprue for the Vokes filter , spinner+ pop and cockpit hood. Interesting is that the fuselage had a slot with its separate covering at the bottom like for the aressting hook of the sea variant. There is many other parts that allow to make different versions of the early Spitfires, eg.. wing cannon blisters.
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Benevolens Magister
Thanks my friend.
fubar57
General
According to Scalemates it was based on this which is why I asked about the extras...
Lucky13
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Been busy last week....I know, I'm a horrible person!
Donivanp
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Hobby town USA Houston today, I'm cool with that.
fubar57
General
Nice one Don. I like it that Trumpeter is pursuing aircraft that the mainstream kit makers neglect.
Crimea_River
Marshal
So a Spitfire XIV then?
Donivanp
Colonel
Maybe ICM. They will put your address out there.
vikingBerserker
Lieutenant General
Very nice
Crimea_River
Marshal
Won a silent auction over the weekend: Framed print of Gerald Coulson's painting "Outward Bound"
oh wow !
i havent seen that picture since my mam died 33 years ago we had it on the wall in her flat, wonder what happened to it ?
fubar57
General
Très cool Andy
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Benevolens Magister
Good catch Andy. Like Karl, I haven't seen that print since the early 1980's, when a friend had a large copy on his wall. Always liked that pic.
Crimea_River
Marshal
Thanks all. Yes, I do like the lighting of this painting and of course the subject matter is not bad either.
A great buy there Andy..
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Benevolens Magister
Somewhere in one of my books, probably one of the 'Lancaster at War' volumes, there's the original B&W photo of the real aircraft, which inspired the painting.
T Bolt
Colonel
Don't know why I bought this since I cant even work on a model now with no work bench but I bought it anyway
