The 1/48 They Fought to Rebuild Dual Combo Spitfire Mk.Vb Limited Edition by Eduard (model number 11180) is a meticulously crafted model kit that pays homage to one of the most iconic aircraft of World War II. This limited edition set includes two highly detailed Spitfire Mk.Vb aircraft, allowing enthusiasts to build and display a pair of these legendary fighters. The kit features precision-engineered plastic parts, ensuring a high level of accuracy and detail that will satisfy both novice and experienced modelers alike. With a focus on historical authenticity, the kit includes multiple options for markings and configurations, reflecting the diverse roles the Spitfire played during the war.
The dual combo set is designed to provide modelers with an engaging building experience, featuring a comprehensive instruction manual that guides users through the assembly process step by step. Each component is designed for a precise fit, minimizing the need for extensive sanding or adjustments. The kit also includes a variety of accessories, such as photo-etched parts and decals, which enhance the realism of the finished models. The attention to detail extends to the cockpit, where modelers can find intricately designed instrument panels and seat details, allowing for a truly immersive building experience.
In addition to its impressive engineering, the Eduard Spitfire Mk.Vb kit is a celebration of the resilience and bravery of those who flew these aircraft during the war. The “They Fought to Rebuild” theme resonates with the spirit of perseverance and dedication, making this model not just a representation of an aircraft, but a tribute to the pilots and ground crews who worked tirelessly to maintain and operate these machines. Whether displayed in a collection or gifted to a fellow aviation enthusiast, this limited edition dual combo set is a must-have for anyone passionate about military history and model building.
THEY FOUGHT TO REBUILD DUAL COMBO 1/48 The Limited edition kit of British fighter aircraft Spitfire Mk.Vb in 1/48 scale. – plastic parts: Eduard- marking options: 12- decals: Eduard- PE parts: yes, pre-painted- painting mask: yes- resin parts: no
Markings option A
BM592, W/Cdr Alois Vasitko, CO of Exeter (Czechoslovak) Wing, RAF Exeter, Devon, United Kingdom, June 1942
Markings option B
EN765, W/Cdr Karel Mrizek, CO of Exeter (Czechoslovak) Wing, RAF Exeter, Devon, United Kingdom, June -July 1942
Markings option C
EP461, W/Cdr Frantisek Dolezal, CO of Exeter (Czechoslovak) Wing, RAF Exeter, Devon, United Kingdom, April-July 1943
Markings option D
AD325, F/Lt Emil Foit, No. 310 Squadron, RAF Perranporth, Cornwall, United Kingdom, December 1941-February 1942
Markings option E
AR423, F/Lt Frantisek Trejtnar, No. 310 Squadron, RAF Ibsley, Hampshire, United Kingdom, September 1943-February 1944
Markings option F
AD572, F/O Frantisek Pe?ina, No. 312 Squadron, RAF Harrowbeer, Devon, United Kingdom, February-June 1942
Markings option G
EP785, P/O Ladislav Sv?tlik, No. 312 Squadron, RAF Churchstanton, Somerset, United Kingdom, January-April 1943
Markings option H
AD380, F/O Alois Hochmal, No. 313 Squadron, RAF Hornchurch, Devon, United Kingdom, October 1941-April 1942
Markings option I
EP110, F/Lt Otmar Ku?era, No. 313 Squadron, RAF Hawkinge, Kent, United Kingdom, August-September 1943
Markings option J
BM210, S/Ldr Frantisek Fajtl, CO of No. 122 Squadron, RAF Hornchurch, Devon, United Kingdom, May 1942
Markings option K
R7192, P/O Josef P?ihoda, No. 111 Squadron, RAF Debden, Essex, United Kingdom, February 1942
Markings option L
AR435, Sgt. Frantisek Louck½, No. 65 Squadron, RAF Gravesend, Kent, United Kingdom, July 1942