Rivals of War. 3

Supermarine "Spitfire" - a British fighter of the Second World War period. Various modifications were used as a fighter, fighter-interceptor, high-altitude fighter, fighter-bomber and reconnaissance aircraft. A total of 20,351 "Spitfires" were built, including two-seat trainers. Some machines were in use until the mid-1950s. Part of the planes were delivered to the USSR under the Leand Lease agreement. Mk. II - the further development of the Mk.I modification. The main difference is the new Merlin XII engine installed. These aircraft were delivered to combat squadrons in August 1940 (611 Squadron). Armament options: "A" and "B". Installed fuel tank tread.

The Focke-Wulf FW-190 "Würger" is a German single-seat piston fighter, that was used by Luftwaffe units during World War II. The FW-190 was successfully used for various purposes: high-altitude fighter-interceptor (especially the FW-190D), escort fighter, attack aircraft, night fighter. He established himself as a true "workhorse" of the Luftwaffe. Focke-Wulf aircraft types were given bird names as an additional designation. The FW-190 was named in German. "Würger" - "Woodpecker" (a small bird of prey).

Two models of planes from different sides of the Battle of Britain, of medium difficulty, well designed and detailed, for intermediate and experienced modelers. However, under the supervision of a more experienced colleague, both the advanced beginner and the modeler with little experience will be able to glue them together perfectly.