Plastic model 1/72 ww. II Royal Air Force Spitfire Mk. IXc 127th Squadron with Normandy metal machine gun [AE-37]

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Product Description The Spitfire Fighter Jet of the British Air Force is known as a masterpiece among the world's fighter jets that played an active role in World War II.
[Actual Aircraft]
The Spitfire Fighter Jet of the British Air Force is known as a masterpiece.
The main feature of the aircraft is the elliptical airfoil main wing design, and it demonstrates excellent flight performance.
The first aircraft made its first flight in 1936. It was put into operation in 1938. Since the first mass-produced Mk. I was introduced in 1939, many types have been made with improvements.
Among them, Mk. IX was deployed in 1942. The engine was equipped with the Merlin 60 Series with a two stage, two speed supercharger. Since the end of World War II, many types have been made with the combination of 4-blade propellers.
Among them, Mk. IX was deployed as a unit. The engine was equipped with the Merlin 60 Series with a 2-stage, 2-speed. It was the leading role of the British Air Force until the end of World War II, including the Normandy Landing Operation. The maximum speed was 650km/h per hour.
[About Model]
The model is a plastic model assembly kit that reproduces the Spitfire that played an active role in the World War II in the beginning of World War II, and struggled as a leading role of the Royal Air Force until the end of World War II, including the Normandy Landing Operation. It was also used in various countries around the world for a long time after World War II.
[About Model]
The model is a reproduction of the Spitfire that played an active role in the World War II in the beginning of World War II. The main role of the Royal Air Force until the end of World War II, including the Normandy Landing Operation. It was also used in various countries around the world for a long time after World War II.
[About Model]
The metal gun parts are set to create a sharp and realistic finish. The 20 mm machine gun on the main wing of the Spitfire is reproduced with metal parts. Two types of specifications are available for selection and assembly.
The model is a reproduction of the Mk. IXc with the Merlin Series engine. The parts are made of Eduardo from the Czech Republic that is reputed for its sharp finish. It accurately reproduces the shape of the fuselage 1944 127