The Spitfire, a masterpiece fighter plane that represented the Royal Air Force during World War II. Among them, it appeared over the English Channel in September 1941 and took away air superiority from the Royal Air Force. In order to compete with the German Air Force's new Focke-Wulf Fw190 fighter, the main type Mk.V engine was replaced with a new Rolls-Royce Merlin 60 series engine equipped with a two-stage, two-speed supercharger, achieving significant performance with minimal improvements. The improved version was the Mk.IX. Most of them were the Mk.IXc, which was equipped with a C-wing equipped with two 20mm cannons and four 7.7mm machine guns. Unit deployment began as early as July 1942. The Mk.IXc overwhelmed the Fw190 with its maximum speed reaching 669km/h and excellent high altitude performance. Not only did it lead the battle to the British army's advantage, but it also recorded the second highest production number of approximately 5,500 aircraft throughout the series. It became the main force of the Royal Air Force from the middle of the war.

 This is a 1/32 scale plastic model assembly kit of Spitfire Mk.IXc. -Total length 302mm, overall width 352mm. -Two types of parts each for upper and lower engine cowls, main wing tips, rudder and elevator. -Aileron The moving blades are movable. The flaps can be raised or lowered. - Comes with 3 types of markings, including the plane piloted by Lieutenant Colonel Johnson, the top ace of the Royal Air Force. [A collection of explanatory materials to learn more about the Spitfire] Explanation of the masterpiece Spitfire Comes with a collection of explanatory materials that includes detail photos taken during interviews with the actual machine. Learning about the actual machine will increase your desire to create it. A5 size, 16 pages in full color.