Azur A090 Supermarine Sea Otter Mk.I/ASR Mk.II (1/72) – plastic model kit

We offer a high-quality plastic model kit of the Azur A090 Supermarine Sea Otter Mk.I/ASR Mk.II in the popular 1/72 scale. This set allows for a detailed build of the British World War II seaplane, faithfully reproduced based on original documentation and historical sources.

• Scale: 1/72 – the ideal proportion for building detailed dioramas and aircraft layouts.
• Country of use: United Kingdom and Commonwealth countries (including Australia, Canada, South Africa).
• Period of use: World War II and just after, years 1943–1950.
• Category: Plastic aircraft model kit.
• Material: high-quality plastic (polystyrene), which ensures precise surface details and excellent part fit.
• Extras: Glue and paints are not included in the set. Contains decals for various paint schemes (including RAF, RAAF, SAAF), transparent glazing elements, and special parts for the ASR Mk.II (rescue) version.

The Supermarine Sea Otter Mk.I/ASR Mk.II was a multi-role biplane seaplane developed based on experience from previous designs such as the Supermarine Walrus. It was designed for maritime reconnaissance, air-sea rescue (ASR) missions, as well as communication and patrol tasks. The Sea Otter operated mainly in the Atlantic and the Mediterranean Sea. It took part in numerous rescue missions, transporting Allied survivors from war zones. It was used by RAF Coastal Command units and naval aviation.

The Azur A090 model is characterized by excellent surface detail, realistic bays, and a detailed cockpit. The kit is perfect for modelers who are enthusiasts of British World War II aviation and collectors of maritime aircraft models. We recommend it for intermediate modelers (assembly difficulty: 3/5), as assembling the double wings and detailed parts requires precision and patience.

An exceptional choice for aviation enthusiasts, maritime diorama builders, and military history buffs. With the Azur A090 kit, your modeling workshop will gain a rarely found piece, enabling you to explore the unique silhouette and fascinating operational history of the Supermarine Sea Otter.