Revell 1:48 Spitfire MKII, Multi-Colored

$19.76

Brand	Revell
Age Range (Description)	12 years old and up
Color	Camo
Theme	Building, Vehicle, Model Kits
Item Dimensions LxWxH	12 x 8 x 2 inches
Material	Plastic
Included Components	Model Airplane Building Kit, Assembly Instructions
Item Weight	5.81 Grams
Number of Pieces	34
Style	Spitfire MKII

Revell Plastic Model Airplane Kit #85-5239 is skill level 4 and contains 34 parts. Recommended for ages 12 and up.
1:48 scale model, Length 7-2/5″, Wingspan 8-9/10″
Detail 1/48th scale unassembled model for static display. 34 parts molded in olive drab and clear with fine raised panel lines.
Highly detailed cockpit with accurate instrument panel, seat, control stick rudder pedals, and bulkheads.
Three-part canopy may be posed open or closed. Detailed wheels and landing gear. Paint and glue not included.

SKU: B0006JNS3Q Categories: 1/48 Scale Model Aircraft Kits, Model Aircraft, Model Airplane Brands, Model Airplanes, Revell Model Airplanes, Store, WW2 Model Airplanes

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Product Description

When Winston Churchill spoke of the few that gave so much, he was referring to the R.A.F. pilots in their Spitfires. Originally a seaplane, the Spitfire won a competition to become the R.A.F.’s number one fighter. It proved to be more than a match for the best that Germany could muster. Its kill ratio was 10 to 1 in the skies over England. Features: Detailed cockpit area, landing gear, waterslide decals. This Revell model kit #85-5239 is skill level 4 and recommended for ages 12 and up. The 1:48 scale car consists of 34-pieces and comes with detailed assembly instructions. Paint and glue not included.

From the Manufacturer

The Supermarine Spitfire was the British Royal Air Force’s premiere fighter during most of WWII and, with the Hawker Hurricane, formed the backbone of defense against the German Luftwaffe during the Battle of Britain. When Winston Churchill spoke of the few that gave so much, he was referring to the R.A.F. pilots in their Spitfires. Originally a seaplane, the Spitfire won a competition to become the R.A.F.’s number one fighter. It proved to be more than a match for the best that Germany could muster.

From the manufacturer