Spitfire Mk VII/VIII Pointed Wing Limited Ed
This is the 1/48 Scale Spitfire Mk VII/VIII Pointed Wing Limited Edition Plastic Model Kit from Hasegawa. Suitable for Ages 10 & Older.
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Features
- Skill Level 3
- 103 pieces
- Length: 7.87 in (200 mm)
- Width: 10.03 in (255 mm)
Specs
- Hasegawa Product Number: 7321
Includes
Decal Options:
- Mk.VII Late: R.A.F. No.602 SQ. Plt. Off. Pierre Henri Clostermann England 1944
- Mk.VII Late: R.A.F. No.124 SQ. "Operation Starkey" England Sep., 1943
- Mk.VIII: R.A.F. No.417 SQ. Italy 1944
Requirements & Suggestions
- Assembly
- Modeling Knife (EXL16001) (XACX3627) (EXL16018)
- Plastic cement (TES3501) (PLS00002) (TAM87012) or glue (HLC107)
- Sprue Cutter (XUR410A) (EXL55594)
- Paint (White, Red, Brown, Silver, Middle Stone, Duck Egg Green, Steel, Flat Black, Red Brown, Clear Red, Clear Blue, Burnt Iron, Medium Blue, Tire Black, FS34227 Green, Dark Green, Ocean Gray, Medium Sea Gray, Aircraft Gray Green, Sky, Dark Earth, Azure Blue)
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Information
As altitude increases the wing area needed to keep a fighter aloft also increases. Detachable pointed wing tips were added to Spitfire MkVIIs and VIIIs, increasing their wingspan by four feet (1.2 m) and allowing them to combat high-flying Luftwaffe aircraft. Pierre Henri Clostermann, a highly-decorated French ace, tallied well over a dozen aerial victories and innumerable ground target kills while flying the Spitfire Mk VII. This limited edition kit features new wingtip and canopy parts, plus decals for three R.A.F. planes including one flown by Clostermann.
Markings
- One decal sheet with markings for 3 versions
- 1) Royal Air Force No. 602 Squadron, Plt. Off. Pierre Henri Clostermann 1944, England
- 2) Royal Air Force No. 124 Squadron, Operation Starkey September 1944, England
- 3) Royal Air Force No. 417 Squadron (Canadian troops), 1944, Italy
Comments
Due to small parts that could cause a choking hazard please kee away from children 3 years of age and younger.