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Supermarine Spitfire Mk. 16E

Supermarine Spitfire Mk. 16E (83.5″)

£14.00 – £46.50

The famous elliptical wing WW2 fighter is modelled here at just over1/5th scale, with a wingspan of 83.5 inches. A 75” clipped wing is also shown. Designed by Sepp Uiberlacher

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 Supermarine Spitfire Mk. 16E

The famous elliptical wing WW2 fighter is modelled here at just over1/5th scale, with a wingspan of 83.5 inches. A 75” clipped wing is also shown. Designed by Sepp Uiberlacher

 £28.00
Supermarine Spitfire Mk. 16E - FG Radiator

A radiator for this famous elliptical wing WW2 fight. Designed by Sepp Uiberlacher

 £20.50
Supermarine Spitfire Mk. 16E - FG Cowl

Cowl for this famous elliptical wing WW2 fight. Designed by Sepp Uiberlacher

 £46.50
Supermarine Spitfire Mk. 16E - Canopy

This PETG Canopy for the famous elliptical wing WW2 fighter is modelled here at just over 1/5th scale, with a wingspan of 83.5 inches. Designed by Sepp Uiberlacher

 £14.00
Reflector Gunsight MkII

If the cockpit of your R/C model Allied WWII fighter looks a bit empty, perhaps this is what’s missing? It’s the reflector gunsight that’s mounted in clear view at the top of the instrument panel. Your fighter is not really complete without one! 1:5 Scale

 £16.99
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Full Description

This large scale version of everyone’s favourite warbird is designed for 1.08 to 1.50 cu in two-stroke or 1.20 to 1.50 cu in four-stroke glow engines. Features working scale flaps. A vac-formed canopy and a laser cut wood pack are also being prepared by the Sarik Hobbies Plans Service.

Specification

  • Designer: Sepp Uiberlacher
  • Wingspan: 83.5″ / 2121 mm
  • Power Source: 1.08 to 1.50 cu in 2-stroke glow 1.20 to 1.50 cu in 4-stroke glow
  • Radio Functions: 6
  • Scale: 1:5.34
  • Length: 71.6″ / 1818 mm
  • Weight: 16 lb (7257 g)

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