SQN. BRIAN LANE'S SUPERMARINE SPITFIRE Mk I, P9386/QV-K

THE HISTORY CHANNEL "WORLD WAR II LEGENDS"  COLLECTION

The Corgi "Aviation Archive" is the definitive scale model collection charting the history of flight and commemorating significant military and civil aircraft and events from the early pioneering years to the present day. Using original plans and rare archive material, each aircraft and livery has been meticulously researched and authenticated to bring you, the aviation enthusiast the finest range of collectible model aircraft. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, the models feature rubber tires, interchangeable undercarriage and high quality livery details. Beautifully packaged, each replica comes with a sturdy display stand and certificate of authenticity.

Historical Note: Sqn. Ldr. Brian Lane was the Officer Commanding No.19 Squadron, based at Fowlmere in September 1940 and was flying this aircraft when he shot down a Messerschmitt Bf.110 of Stab.II./ZG 2 near North Weald on 7th September. Two days later, the same aircraft shot down another Bf.110, whilst being flown by Flt. Lt. Peter Lawson. On September 11th it also shot own a Heinkel He-111. After a brief period with No.152 Sqn., the Spitfire went to No. 58 OTU in 1941, and continued to perform econd-line tasks until it was written-off in May 1944 whilst serving with No. 57 OTU. The aircraft wore a non-standard yellow prop spinner reputedly painted during its brief OTU service.

SCALE:    1:72
WING SPAN:   6  INCHES

Item Number: HC31905                                                                                                                                                                         Price: $29.95