Spitfire Mk.IX 1945 (1:32)

The Supermarine Spitfire was one of the best known fighter aircrafts in World War II. Attributed with the successful defense against the attacking German airplanes during the Battle of Britain, the Spitfire and the Pilots who flew them tipped the scale of airpower in Europe. The Spitfire was infinitely more maneuverable than the Messerschmitt's that they engaged. The steely British pilots made the difference.

MODEL FEATURES
Retractable landing gear
Opening cockpit
Removable and restorable munitions
Rotating propeller
Adjustable ailerons and rudder
Opening engine canopy
Two pilot figures

MACHINE SPECIFICATIONS
Crew: 1
Length 9,563 mm
Height 3,569 mm
Wingspan: 11,227 mm
Empty Weight: 2,545 kg
Loaded Weight: 4,540 kg
4 x 20 mm cannon
Motor: Rolls-Royce Merlin 61
Horsepower: 1,565 hp
Max Range: 660 miles
Max Speed: 416 mph
Max Climb: 1,200 mpm
Service Ceiling: 44,000 feet