Airfix 1/72 British Supermarine Spitfire PR.XIX A02017B' 16m and speed 33 knots

and speed 33 knots

Used on most Italian aircraft during World War II (Fiat CR

42 ton on rough roads and 4 ton on pavement

The development of the aircraft was approved in the early 1950’s with the first flight in 1955

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Airfix 1/72 British Supermarine Spitfire PR.XIX A02017B' 16m and speed 33 knotsArguably the ultimate version of the Spitfire, the unarmed Rolls Royce Griffon powered PR. XIX reconnaissance aircraft relied on speed and stealth to survive in the combat area. This version of the Spitfire still holds the world altitude record for a single piston engined aircraft, set at 51,500 ft. in February 1952 by Flight Lieutenant Ted Powles. First entering service with the RAF in 1944, the Spitfire PR XIX was a superb reconnaissance platform