Master AM-72-118 Spitfire Mk.IXe/XVIe późna wersja (zaokrąglona osłona) - lufy działek Hispano 20mm oraz km Browning .50cal w osłonach (pasuje do modelu Eduarda) (1/72)

Master AM-72-118 is a precision upgrade set for 1/72 scale plastic models, dedicated to the British Supermarine Spitfire Mk.IXe and Mk.XVIe late versions featuring the rounded wing armament fairings. The product has been primarily designed as an enhancement for Eduard kits, thus offering the highest level of detail and faithfully reproducing historical armament.

• Scale: 1/72, mainly compatible with Eduard kits
• Material: Advanced turned metal (brass), ensuring exceptional accuracy and durability of miniature components.
• Category: Highly detailed upgrade set – metal model accessories

Specialized set contents:

• Two precisely crafted Hispano Mk.II 20mm gun barrels with steel fairings (rounded type, dedicated for late Spitfire IXe/XVIe variants)
• Two Browning .50 cal machine guns with characteristic, matching fairings
• Armament instruction sheet compatible with Eduard kit engineering solutions

Historical information:

The Spitfire Mk.IXe and Mk.XVIe are late variants of the legendary British Supermarine Spitfire fighter, used by the Royal Air Force and its allies during the final years of World War II (1944–1945). These versions featured a modified "E" wing armament—20mm Hispano cannons and .50 cal machine guns instead of the older .303s. Spitfires with this armament participated in air campaigns over Western Europe as well as in air support missions.

Why choose Master AM-72-118?

• Complete dimensional and aesthetic compatibility with original armament – perfect execution for the most demanding modelers
• Durable metal components guarantee longevity and precise replication even of the smallest details
• Exceptional improvement in model realism; metal barrels are thinner and more accurate than their plastic counterparts

This product is especially recommended for advanced modelers seeking realism and a professional appearance for aircraft miniatures, as well as for World War II enthusiasts, collectors of 1944–1945 era models, and fans of British aviation technology.
Assembly difficulty: 2/5 – requires basic manual skills and precision when fitting metal parts into a plastic model.