Heller Spitfire Mk. XVI 1:72 Plastic Kit

Thanks to its numerous successes, the Spitfire is one of the most famous planes of the Second World War. In 1943, in order to increase production of these planes, the engines were manufactured in the USA. This led to the LF Mk XVI model, known as the “king of fighters”. The elegant silhouette is easily recognized from the pared wings, teardrop windscreen and extra slender fin. Once built this kit measures 138 mm x 133 mm and contains 35 pieces.

This kit is in the scale of 1:72. A model that is 1:72 scale is 72 times smaller than the real object.
Requires plastic model glue and paints etc.

• - a cutter or cutting pliers
• - and model glue.
• You can also paint the model with a brush (acrylic or enamel paint).
• The model consists of different parts to cut and assemble.
• Construction time will vary depending on the number of parts.
• An instruction manual is provided for you inside the box.

Eduard are usually pretty generous with the decal options in their profipacks, and this is no exception. Choices are provided for the following six aircraft:        
Spitfire BS392, No. 340 Squadron, flown by Squadron Leader Bernard Dupérier, Biggin Hill, Autumn 1942;   
Spitfire EN315, Polish Combat Team, flown by Squadron Leader Stanislav Skalski, Polish Combat Team, North Africa, Spring 1943;
Spitfire EN133, No.611 Squadron, Biggin Hill, Early 1943
Spitfire EN354, 1st Lieutenant Leonard V Helton, 52nd Fighter Group, 4th Fighter Squadron, La Sebala Airfield, Tunisa, June 1943;

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