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Supermarine Spitfire models are one of the most popular kits of all time. With dozens of different scale model variants and kit types, there are hundreds of different options of one of the most iconic aircraft in British aviation history. Check out the latest deals below or keep scrolling for more spitfire model kits.
Airfix Battle of Britain Memorial Flight Pack – 1:72 Scale Models
Revell 03897 Spitfire Mk.Vb – 1:72 Scale Model
Airfix Quickbuild J6045 D-Day Spitfire
Airfix A02017B Spitfire PR.XIX – 1:72 Scale Model
Supermarine Spitfire model kits are one of the most popular vintage or WW2 era aircraft kits on the market just now
These lovely little Supermarine Spitfire model kits are great for a range of model builders from beginners and children, to more intermediate model enthusiasts. You’ll need to decide for yourself which suits your skill level, but you can filter the different Spitfire model kits below by difficulty.
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Airfix, Revell and Tamiya make some of the best and most popular Spitfire scale model kits, so you have plenty of great options to choose from.
Popular spitfire model kits
Stuck for ideas? Check out some of the most popular spitfire model kits for some inspiration for your next project.
Tamiya Spitfire Mk.Vb – 1:48 Scale Model
Airfix Battle of Britain Memorial Flight Pack – 1:72 Scale Models
Tamiya 60748 Spitfire Mk.I – 1:72 Scale Model
Spitfire Mk VB Balsa Wood Aircraft Kit
Revell 03986 Spitfire Mk IIa – 1:32 Scale Model
Spitfire model kits by price
There’s a wide range of different types of model kit – from simple kits with fewer pieces to more complex kits. No matter your budget, there’s something to suit your needs.
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Revell 03897 Spitfire Mk.Vb – 1:72 Scale Model
Airfix A02017B Spitfire PR.XIX – 1:72 Scale Model
Airfix Quickbuild J6045 D-Day Spitfire
Spitfire model kits by difficulty
Model kit difficulty is relative and depends on your own skill, experience and also the material of the kit. Airfix Quickbuild kits are greater starter kits for children for example, and don’t require painting or gluing, whereas more complex kits have more pieces and do require gluing to assemble and painting to finish the model.Â
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Revell 03897 Spitfire Mk.Vb – 1:72 Scale Model
Airfix A02017B Spitfire PR.XIX – 1:72 Scale Model
Airfix Quickbuild J6045 D-Day Spitfire
Spitfire model kits by scale
The scale of your Spitfire model kit is important and determines the relative difficulty in assembling the model. 1:72 and 1:48 model kits tend to be for beginners to intermediate level, with the larger 1:24 and 1:32 scale models for more advanced model builders.
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Revell 03897 Spitfire Mk.Vb – 1:72 Scale Model
Airfix A02017B Spitfire PR.XIX – 1:72 Scale Model
Airfix Quickbuild J6045 D-Day Spitfire
What’s the difference between the different Spitfire wing types?
C Type wings were the most common design allowing for different arament combinations. D Type wings were deployed with no araments for photo-reconnaissance missions. E Type wings were identical to C Type but allowed for either 4 wing mounted canons, or two canons and two machine guns in the inner bays.What’s a good Spitfire model kit for beginners?
For younger children, the Airfix Quickbuild model kits work like LEGO blocks that simply click together.
For older children and adults, the smaller Spitfire model kits at 1:72 scale are a great starting point. They will require gluing and painting but have fewer pieces than the larger kits so are a great, low-cost introduction to model building.
What was the most common Spitfire model?
The Spitfire Mk V was the most common model with 6,487 built. This was closely followed by the Spitfire Mk IX (type 361) which was described as a ‘quantum leap’ over the Mk Vb thanks to the new Merlin 61 engine.
What are the different scales of Spitfire model kits?
The smaller Spitfire model kits are 1:72 and 1:48 scale, so these have fewer pieces and are cheaper than other models.
1:32 scale model kits are slightly bigger, have more pieces and as a result are more expensive.
The largest Spitfire model kits are 1:24 scale, which come with hundreds of pieces and are more detailed.
How many different marks of Spitfire were there?
Over 20,000 Spitfires were built, evolving from the Mk1 to the Mk24 with many variants inbetween. Each variant represents technological advances in engine power, design and capabilities.