1/32nd Spitfire MkIIa – Revell
I fancied a quick and easy project and seeing Spitfires overhead daily during the summer months (I’m under the approach to Biggin Hill) I didn’t need much inspiration to dig this one out of the attic π
This model simply fell together and was an absolute joy – construction of the main airframe only took a few evenings and I only used a smidgen of filler at the wing to fuselage join.
Decals were from EagleCal and I also added the MDC corrected spinner and oil cooler,to more accurately replicate a MkIIa.
All paints were Xtracolour enamels finished with Humbrol Matt Varnish.
I’m really looking forward to the MkIX that Revell are about to release to go with this one.
The model depicts P8088 of 118Sqn during April 1941.
Regards,
Tom
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Craig Abrahamson said on March 5, 2017
Turned out quite well for an older kit….I like it.
Rob Anderson said on March 5, 2017
Very nice! And isn’t this is the newer Revell kit, released maybe 2 years ago, not their old one from the 60s?
John Healy said on March 5, 2017
Nice work, Tom. I built that kit last year and really enjoyed it too.
Robert Royes said on March 5, 2017
Great work , nice cockpit detail
Jeff Bailey said on March 5, 2017
Simply beautiful, Thomas!
George Williams said on March 6, 2017
A 1/32nd Spitfire is quick and easy, wow! Looks great.
Dmitry Stropalov said on March 6, 2017
Well done, Thomas, and thanks for sharing!
Tom Bebout said on March 6, 2017
Nice job Thomas, is this the old or newer 1/32 from Revell?
Greg Kittinger said on March 6, 2017
Nice looking Spit!
Anthony Conway said on March 6, 2017
Nice work.
Thomas Probert said on March 6, 2017
Thanks for the compliments, gentlemen.
To answer Rob’s and Tom’s questions on the age of the tooling – this is the recent release from a couple of years ago. It’s a great little kit!
Frank Cronin said on March 9, 2017
Tom,
I envy you with Spitfires flying overhead. All I will say about this build is that it is absolutely beautiful. You make the overhead Spits proud.
Tony Prince said on March 10, 2017
Absolutely lovely job Tom.
P.k said on March 11, 2017
nice
David Mills said on March 26, 2019
Lovely work Thomas!