Aeroclub/Airfix Spitfire Mk 21
This is a conversion of the Airfix Seafire 46/47 using the old Aeroclub Spitfire Mk. 21 conversion set. The conversion uses the extended kit wing, landing gear, exhausts and miscellaneous parts along with Aeroclub’s fuselage, radiator baths, tailplanes and spinner/propeller parts, I adapted a Squadron vacuformed canopy to the Aeroclub fuselage.
The pilot was pieced together from a Monogram Typhoon pilot and bits of styrene, solder and paper straps.
Paint is Testors Model Master enamels, and decals came from a mix of Techmod RAF insignia, Tally Ho serial numbers and Airfix Spit Mk XII code letters for No. 91 squadron. This machine – LA200 – appears in a photo from Osprey’s ‘Griffon Spitfire Aces’.
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P.k said on January 27, 2016
Nice conversion!!
Im have in stash Aeroclub fuslage&parts and 4x Airfix sea fire 47.
Mike Still said on January 27, 2016
Try it – everything fit pretty well. Just the normal cleanup on the Aeroclub parts, but no major drama.
Greg Kittinger said on January 27, 2016
Another fabulous build Mike!
Craig Abrahamson said on January 27, 2016
Nicely finished, sir….a “well done” is in order. ๐
Erich Goldbach said on January 27, 2016
Great looking Spitfire-all that work sure paid off!
Paul van Acker said on January 29, 2016
That’s a very niice Spit right there. ๐
David Hansen said on January 31, 2016
Nice job. I always liked the looks of the 21.
Paul van Acker said on February 3, 2016
Ooh, that’s very very nice. ๐
Tony Prince said on February 11, 2016
Nice work Mike. A great conversion.
Daryl Jones said on November 7, 2016
Hello Mike, lovely Spitfire ! cAN i BUY THIS FROM YOU PLEASE ?
thanks
Daryl Jones
Kent
UK
Bernard E. Hackett, Jr. said on November 7, 2016
Mike, it’s a beaut! Great work!