1/24 scale Trumpeter spitfire " So this is a Spitfire, she sure is a a pretty lady"

[chameleon 2009]

1/24 scale Trumpeter spitfire

" So this is a Spitfire, she sure is a a pretty lady"

This is my first venture in to 1/24 scale and I wasn’t disappointed, seeing even more detail as an upscale form 1/32 its pretty amazing, I had heard a lot of bad things about this kit, fit issues, etc but I over came the problems and I hope made a decent job.

All of the paint used was MRP and 95% masking instead of decals.

The figures are 1/24 from Reedoak there are only a few figures that I could find in this scle, so its not as popular as say 1/32, and the Jeep is from Italeri

Enjoy

[Valeron]

Looks great. Lots of detail and a lovely setup. And excellently staged photos too.

Mike

[The Smythe Meister]

Gorgeous

[Tim Marlow]

Very nice Mike.

[Gern]

Beautiful

[Ian M]

Up to you normal very high standards. Lovely.

If you liked the Trumpy Spitfire you might just want a look at the soon to be released Airfix New 1/24 Spitfire.

[papa 695]

Fantastic work Mike.

[BarryW]

excellent work

[chameleon 2009]

Up to you normal very high standards. Lovely.

If you liked the Trumpy Spitfire you might just want a look at the soon to be released Airfix New 1/24 Spitfire.

Ian I was looking at that looks like a nice kit, but back to 1/32 for a while , thanks for the comments
Mike

[BarryW]

Ian I was looking at that looks like a nice kit, but back to 1/32 for a while , thanks for the comments
Mike

What’s your next 1/32?

[chameleon 2009]

I am doing another A6 intruder for an ex A6 pilot in Texas, then I follow what's in the queue
Mike

[rtfoe]

Nice Mike...undercarriage is a bit iffy and should have a slight forward slant, but overall nice. I have the Trumpy Hurricane and fear for the body shape and wing thickness as well as the undercarriage, the C-47 as well. Seems like the issue could be the undercarriage for Trumpy.
Has the seat been jacked forward for taxiing? If so then that's something new that other brands have not done.

Cheers,
Richard