Supermarine Spitfire 1:72 - Ground Version

Boost Me Grounded and ready - show this Spitfire some love with a Boost Presenting the iconic WW2 Supermarine Spitfire fighter at scale of 1:72 - now featuring realistic deployed landing gear for authentic, static display

This version retains all the elegance and iconic lines of the Spitfire Mk IX elliptical wings, graceful fuselage with a highly accurate reproduction that includes air intakes and cockpit canopy but also includes:

- Accurate main landing gear , positioned for stable, ground-ready stance - Tailwheel detail , matching the Mk IX undercarriage design - Built to sit on its wheels , no stand required—ideal for dioramas and ground-based displays If you are an aviation enthusiast,  model collector or have passion for history this is a must-have decoration for your desk.

The model is easy to print and assemble, with optimized geometry for clean FDM results, yet maintains fine detail including wing panel lines, undercarriage struts, and fuselage contours. ✨ For best results, print with the provided orientation (as in print profile) to ensure a smooth outcome. This guarantees a sleek, high-quality finish with virtually invisible layer lines , bringing out the Spitfire’s elegant lines at their very best.

⚠️ Important Notes

- Superglue is recommended for assembling all parts securely. - Tip: Before attaching the roundel decals to the fuselage, gently bend them with your thumb to match the curve of the body.

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All models are designed in 1:72 scale , so you can display them side by side for a perfectly matched collection

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