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A 1/72 scale diecast Spitfire Mk Vb representing the 1942 No. 234 Madras Presidency Squadron aircraft BL924, complete with display stand
This 1/72 scale diecast model depicts the Supermarine Spitfire Mk Vb coded BL924, flown by Pilot Officer Aksel Svendsen with No. 234 Madras Presidency Squadron in 1942. It is made for adult collectors and military-history enthusiasts who want an accurate miniature of a specific Royal Air Force presentation aircraft. The model arrives in the manufacturer's original unopened packaging.
Diecast metal with plastic parts gives the model a heavy, realistic feel while keeping fine details intact. The exterior features realistic panel lines, antennas and access panels, but the model has no openings such as hatches or removable panels. A display stand is included so the aircraft can be shown in a flying attitude straight from the box.
The model is fixed in 1/72 scale with a wingspan of 6.25 inches, so it fits only collections or display spaces planned for that exact size. Buyers who need a different scale, a larger wingspan or a model with opening features should look elsewhere.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Legion |
| Product type | Military Vehicle |
| More details | |
| Suitable for | Unisex |
| Age group | Adult |
The model ships with a dedicated display stand; simply lower the fuselage onto the stand’s cradle until it seats firmly, taking care not to force the fixed landing gear through the slots — the wrong angle can bend the delicate metal struts.
Dust the diecast metal and plastic surfaces with a soft brush or compressed air; avoid liquids or polishes that could degrade the painted panel lines and squadron markings on the 1942 No. 234 Madras Presidency Squadron finish.
The model has no openings or moving parts, so repeated handling stresses the thin antennas, panel-line details and the fixed undercarriage, which can snap or bend before any other issue appears.
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