cheme. With Spitfires, thereâ€™s hundreds to choose from and yours could be truly unique!
Although only 470mmâ€™s in span, the Wingleader Spitfire still gives you a great flight each time and youâ€™ll want to keep her constantly in the air!!
The kit includes: Printed Balsa Wood Panels, stripwood, plan and instructions, Plastic propeller & Rubber motor, wheels, wire, moulded canopy & spinner
Adhesives and paints etc are not included in the kit and will need to be purchased separately.
A rubber powered model.
Wingspan 467mm, 18.4".

36:T468, The West Wings Spitfire looks like a nice airplane, however on closer inspection it doesn't quite measure up to that status . Firstly it is not laser cut but printed on the wood to be cut out by the builder . This is reminiscent of the old Comet kits ( not bad as I have built a few in my lifetime ) but not for almost $50.00 . It also is only an 18 inch span model, actually Quite small for the price asking . If you have the skills to assemble this kit I would recommend that you download some of the many free plans and build from there . You can buy a lot of balsa and tissue and glue ( not to mention a motor ) for $50.00 . If this is not your thing then I would recommend you buy the Guillows one . The smaller one is less money and die cut ( they are converting to laser on most of there line ) and the lager ( 27 1/2 inch span ) version is only about $15.00 more and it is laser cut . I have built many model airplanes in my lifetime and I always thought that the Guillows ones where first rate . I'm also not suggesting that the West wings one is inferior, it just is over priced for what it is . 41:T105b,