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No aviation enthusiast can resist the allure of constructing a Spitfire, and this model kit showcases a two-seater variant, reflecting the numerous flight experiences available across the UK today. At a substantial 1:48 scale, this kit comprises 128 parts and offers two different scheme options, encouraging you to purchase two and assemble both! With a wingspan of 234mm, this Skill Level 2 kit is designed for builders aged 8 and up, providing a rewarding assembly that embodies the spirit of this legendary aircraft. Key Features Two-seater Spitfire Tr.9 design inspired by contemporary flight experiences 1:48 scale model kit with a wingspan of 234mm 128 components for an immersive build Includes two scheme options for variety Skill Level 2 - suitable for builders aged 8 and older Aircraft from the World War Two era Constructed from high-quality plastic

The Supermarine Spitfire stands as a legendary figure in aviation history, instantly recognisable to enthusiasts. This 1:48 scale model of the Mk.IXe consists of 124 components and includes three unique scheme options, offering an engaging project for modellers aged 8 and older. Rated at Skill Level 2 and featuring a wingspan of 234mm, this plastic kit embodies one of the most efficient versions of this iconic fighter, bringing the essence of Second World War air battles to your modelling table. Key Features 1:48 scale model with 124 detailed plastic parts Three genuine scheme options for diverse display choices 234mm wingspan faithfully represents the Spitfire's classic silhouette Skill Level 2 - ideal for modellers aged 8 years and up Depicts the swiftly launched Mk.IXe variant from summer 1942

The Westland Lynx is a British multi role helicopter that has seen service in both land based army forms as well as ship based naval variants.  Entering service in 1977, the Lynx has since seen many upgrades and improvements throughout its service history. The Mk8 naval variant entered service with the Royal Navy in the early 1990s and has since gone on to provide them with an excellent maritime attack helicopter.

Although not generally regarded as one of the most fashionable British aircraft to see service during the Second World War, the Avro Anson was nevertheless one of the most important aircraft not only of the inter-war years, but also during WWII itself and is deserving of more recognition than it usually receives. An aircraft which began its development in 1933 as a high speed, long range, modern mail carrying charter aircraft, the Avro 652 was still in development when the British Air Ministry issued a requirement for a twin engined, general reconnaissance and multi-role aircraft capable of performing a variety of roles for both the Royal Air force and the Royal Navy. The Avro team felt that their new aircraft would be perfect for the role and later entered it in an official evaluation programme with the competitor de Havilland DH89M, the military version of their biplane Dragon Rapide. The...