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<h3>Spitfire Mk.VIII</h3> <p><strong>WWII British Fighter</strong></p> <p>The British fighter Spitfire – one of the “flying legends” of World War II.<br>In 1943 began production of the Spitfire Mk.VIII modifications with retractable tailwheel and increased range. These fighters served in the Mediterranean and Far East in RAF, USAAF and RAAF units.</p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>2 RAF Spitfire VIII versions decal sheet included</li> <li>Highly detailed engine and cockpit interior</li> </ul> <!---->

<p>In 1959 the Swiss company Pilatus Aircraft built a single-engined light utility aircraft, the PC-6 Porter, with a Lycoming GSO-480 340 h.p. engine. The aircraft was built in relatively small quantities (72 units), but its construction, despite its basic nature, had great potential for a variety of tasks. Two years later there appeared the PC-6A Turbo Porter with a 520 h.p. Turbomeca Astazou engine which was better than its predecessor in all major performance indicators. Later, another engine was installed in the aircraft - the 550 hp Pratt &amp; Whitney Canada PT6A. Now there were individual pilot doors on both sides of the fuselage in the PC-6B version, in addition to sliding side doors, which facilitated departure from the airport or evacuation of the cockpit in the air in case of emergency. As in the PC-6A, the nose displayed a characteristic straight and elongated shape. In the modified PC-6/B2-H2 a 680 horsepower engine was installed, which greatly improved the aircraft's capabilities.</p> <p>Apart from Switzerland, the PC-6 was used for a long time by the Air Force of its neighbour, Austria. Taking into consideration that Switzerland and Austria and most of their territories are geographically located in the Alpine zone, there was a constant variety of work for the PC-6. The aircraft's distinctive features made it possible to take off and land on short strips and in extreme conditions, for many tasks as well as its primary purpose as a light transport or liaison plane. The PC-6 often undertook the mission of border patrol; and air ambulance or rescue craft for climbers falling into difficulties in the Alps.One particular Austrian machine, 3G-EL, after some time in military service, was painted in a rather unusual scheme, the very opposite of camouflage. It depicted a bird like a griffin, in various bright colors over every surface - wings, fuselage, vertical and horizontal tail. This machine is very popular among spotters and each year it takes part in various air shows in different parts of Europe.</p> <p>Half a century after its first flight, the PC-6 is still in military and civil service in many parts of the world, joining the same rare club as such famous aircraft as the Piper Cub or the Antonov AN-2, proving that sometimes a machine which at first sight seems basic and simple in design, can outlast many of its more sophisticated and advanced brethren.</p>

<p>PM Models 101 1/72 Supermarine Spitfire Mk.VB Tropical Plastic Model Kit</p>

<p>The Pilatus U-28A is an aircraft based on a PC-12 turboprop single-engine passenger plane converted into a military transport. It was deployed in the U.S. Air Force's First Special Operations Air Wing, performing ground transportation support and information, surveillance and reconnaissance missions.</p> <p>This kit features injection parts from A Model, combined with new injection parts from Sova-M such as the weather radar radome and satellite communication antenna. Painting mask seals and photo-etched parts are also included, as are decals for two versions (U.S. Air Force and Finnish Air Force). Will be approximately 20cm long with a wingspan of 22.6cm when completed.</p>

<p>High quality, precision <a>plastic model kit</a>. <a>Paint</a> and <a>glue</a> not included. Requires assembly and painting. For intermediate to advanced skill modellers.</p>