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[JT79] 1:48 SPITFIRE Mk.IXc
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Description
Introducing the Hasegawa Spitfire Mk.Vc Model Kit - a must-have for history buffs and model enthusiasts alike! This version of the Spitfire was rushed off the drawing boards to combat the threat of Germany's Fw-190 'Butcher Birds' during World War II. With production reaching nearly 5,600 aircraft by the end of the war, this kit showcases one of the most produced Spitfire versions. Featuring the 'c' version wing armament layout with 2 20mm cannon, you have the option to build either the 'normal' elliptical wings or the clipped type seen on some early Spits. The cockpit is exceptionally well detailed, with finely engraved panel lines that add to the authenticity of this model. Markings for two aircraft are included - the first being a 'normal' wing version from No. 316 Squadron of the RAF flown by free Polish pilots, and the second being a truncated wing from No. 443 Squadron of the RAF.