I've got Spitfire models with German, Soviet and Australian markings, but not one with USAAF markings. Until now, that is!
The registration of this Spit is LN853, which wasn't listed in my Spitfire International book ...
Saturday, October 19, 2024
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"They keep coming!"
"They keep coming!" That was in the subject header of an email sent to me by Alan Matlock, the chairman of the Spitfire Makers Cha...
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In an earlier blog post , I briefly mentioned the design department of Supermarine moving to huts on what is now the University of Southampt... -
During the Easter break, both last year and this year, we paid a visit to Tangmere Aviation Museum (they have so much on display that one v... -
The very first Spitfires had a 2-bladed prop, and it took me quite some time before I could add a model of a 1938 Spitfire, with 2-bladed pr...