Features:
- High quality wood material with clean and smooth surface
- Accurate Laser cutting scale model design
- Handcrafted wooden models Kits for simple assembly
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- Comes in a beautiful wooden box to display your lovely airplane model.
- Giving you a great model as an end result

Build your own Spitfire model airplane with this wood craft kit. This 3d wooden assembly puzzle consists of pre cut wood sheets that are assembled by combine the individual pieces together.
Instructions are included showing numbered order of construction. These kits have great retrospective value as well as giving you a great model as an end result.

History Background:
The Spitfire was designed by Reginald Mitchell of The Supermarine Aviation Works and is arguably the most elegant but deadly aircraft of World War 2. The beautiful fuselage curves,
the distinctive elliptical wings, plus its legendary service in action, make it one of the most recognisable and loved aircraft in the world.
The prototype first flew from Eastleigh Aerodrome, near Southampton, England in March 1936.
The Spitfire was an advanced aircraft when first designed and unlike its similarly Merlin-engined stablemate the Hawker Hurricane, used new complicated monocoque construction techniques.
As a result of these complexities and production difficulties at Supermarine, the move from prototype to full production was slow and problematic. However, once this was overcome,
the Spitfire was produced in huge numbers. This is in part due to the more advanced initial design, which was able to be constantly developed and improved to increase performance, ironically the very thing that hindered it in the early days.
Production only ceased in 1948, making it the only allied aircraft to be manufactured for the entirety of the war.