Inside their substantial and rather stout box is a Mk.IXc late, but it also has parts for the early version. Included too are outlines for alteration for their Brassin accessory items - engines, cockpit and flaps. The kit may be considered a jumping off point that could end in a superb diorama, should modellers so choose.
There are five sprues, including one for transparencies, plus one colour etch fret, a masking set and two decals sheets. There is exquisite rivet detail, and finely engraved panel lines that even Castle Bromwich would find a hard act to follow. The instruction booklet is beautifully presented and concise, and gives excellent detail for all six aircraft the kit allows you to choose from.
In my view, if Hasegawa released the same model today it would have half the detail for twice the money. You don't have to be a big Spitfire fan to enjoy this kit. It has a great deal to offer any modeller.
Kit for review provided by ModelsRGo
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