Eagle Squadron Spitfire Mk.VBs: The American Volunteers of Nos. 71, 121, & 133 Squadrons • Small series screen-printed production • Available in 1/72 (AOD72019), 1/48 (AOD48019) , 1/32 (AOD32019 stock availability TBA) , & 1/24 (AOD24019 stock availability TBA) scale versions • The 1/72 and 1/48 scale editions include decals to model at least 2 (if subjects featuring each variant of national markings are chosen) of 10 photo-documented subjects, based on carefully interpreted graphic reconstructions. • The larger 1/32 and 1/24 scale coverage is split into two independent part-sets each, divvied up according to the type of national markings used-AOD32019.1 and ‘24019.1 features aircraft with early war “type A"fuselage, underwing, and tail national markings while AOD32019.2 and ‘24019.2 features aircraft with “type C" fuselage, underwing, and tail markings. The (pt.1) and (pt.2) labels in the subject list below indicate the subject aircraft featured in each of these larger sets. • Six 8.5 x 11 in. pages of illustrated documentation* *Black and white laser prints are supplied in the package, and a high resolution, home/office-printable, colour PDF version is made available via email after purchase (automatically sent for direct-purchase customers). Documentation includes subject specific (i.e. not generic) decal placement and comprehensive painting instructions compete with multi-view colour depictions clarifying propeller, exhaust, and canopy variations for all subject aircraft. Aircraft covered in this set: 71 Squadron • AB875 / XR•X, Martlesham Heath, February 1942 aircraft nicknamed ‘Little Joe’ with Eagle Squadron motif nose art, P/O Joe Kelly. (pt.1) • AB908 / XR•Y, Kirton-in-Lindsey, November 1941 P/O Carrol ‘Red’ McCoplin. (pt.1) • AD196 / XR•Q, Martlesham Heath, February 1942 aircraft nicknamed ‘Miss North Dallas’ with Victor France originated nose art, various pilots. (pt.1) • BL287 / XR•C, Martlesham Heath, March 1942 ‘Sioux Chief’ nose art, P/O Leo Nomis. Choice of three (white as printed, or Sky or light blue as overlays) background colour interpretations are provided for. (pt.1) 121 Squadron • W3711 / AV•H, Kirton-in-Lindsey, December 1941 P/O Richard Patterson (features neat dice gambler-themed “tail art" adjacent to serial number on port side). (pt.1) • BM405 / AV•J, Southend, June 1942 aircraft nicknamed ‘Barry’, P/O “Barry"Mahon. (pt.2) • BM581 / AV•P, Southend, July 1942 Uncle Sam’s Hat + 13 stars nose art, P/O Bill Kelly. (pt.2) • BM590 / AV•R, Southend, July 1942

aircraft nicknamed ‘Olga’, P/O Gilbert Halsey. (pt.2) 133 Squadron • BM263 / MD•A, Kirton-in-Lindsey, April 1942 ‘Mine’s a Bitter’ nose art with Squadron Leader’s rank pennant, S/L Eric Thomas. (pt.2) • EN951 / MD•U, Biggin Hill, late summer 1942 P/O DonBlakeslee. (pt.2)