1/32 Scale British Supermarine Spitfire Mk.Vb (Early) Fighter Aircraft Model Kit - Kotare Model.Supermarine Spitfire Mk.Vb (Early)- 141 high-quality injection-molded plastic parts, including 38 completely new parts, such as wings with 20 mm cannon armament and optional magazine fairings, ailerons, engine cowling, cockpit side walls, fuselage, and tail wheel. Also included are a windshield with an anti-icing system, a canopy with a Martin-Baker ejection system, a fireproof bulkhead, dual-height rudder pedals, an instrument panel with rectangular and curved blank flight panels, an elevator trim wheel, ice/snow protection, motor-driven landing gear controls, a composite pilot’s seat, IFF Mk.II, and left wing fittings with an electrical connection door. Optional accessories include Supermarine and CBAF landing gear doors and engine cowlings, open and closed cockpit canopies, a crowbar, de Havilland and Rotol propellers, and wheels with weighted tires in correct alignment.High-quality Cartograf decals for three early-production Spitfire Mk.Vb schemes from the RAF, Poland, and the USAAF. Interestingly, one of the Polish pilots was born in Lviv, in present-day Ukraine.A = Spitfire Mk.Vb R6923 QJ-S, AR Wright, RAF No. 92 Squadron, May 1941B = Spitfire Mk.Vb W3328 PK-T, ZZ Czaykowski and E Jaworski, RAF No. 315 Squadron, October 1941C = Spitfire Mk.Vb HL-C, FA Hill and E Dalrymple, No. 308 FS, 31st Fighter Group, 8th Air Force USAAF, July–August 1942The Supermarine Spitfire is probably the most famous British fighter of World War II. It was an all-metal aircraft with a low-wing configuration, distinctive elliptical wings, a classic tail, and retractable landing gear. The prototype’s maiden flight took place on March 5, 1936. The Spitfire proved to be the backbone of the RAF’s war effort, continuing to perform well after the war and remaining in production for 10 years. The history of the Spitfire began on the drawing board of R.J. Mitchell, Supermarine’s chief designer. The first aircraft were delivered to RAF units in 1938, but by the time the Battle of Britain began in the summer of 1940, there were already 19 squadrons of modern fighters at airfields—along with the slightly older Hurricane “Islands,” 600 aircraft were defending the skies. As hostilities expanded, the Spitfire saw service wherever the RAF operated—in the Far East, North Africa, and Italy; during the Normandy landings and the fighting in France; and finally during the campaign in Germany in 1945. For many Britons, it became a symbol of victory in World War II. This marvelous aircraft has at least a dozen production variants. The most significant include, among others, the first mass-produced Spitfire Mk.I, powered by a 1,030 CV Rolls-Royce Merlin II engine. It was primarily this aircraft that made such an outstanding contribution to the Battle of Britain. Many versions of this model were developed, including the PR Mk IA (reconnaissance version) and the PR.IG (armed reconnaissance version). Another interesting version was the Spitfire Mk.V, equipped with a 1,440 CV Rolls-Royce Merlin 45 engine. Later, Merlin 50 engines were also installed. Mass production of this version began in 1941 and was the RAF’s response to the appearance of the Messerschmitt Bf-109F. Another highly successful version is the Spitfire Mk.IX, powered by a Merlin 61 engine with a four-bladed propeller. It was designed to counter the Focke-Wulf Fw-190 and entered production in late 1941. This version underwent several modifications; for example, in 1944 it was equipped with a new gyroscopic sight, a wider rudder, and a different wing configuration. Another major variant is the Spitfire Mk.XIV, equipped with a Rolls-Royce Griffon 61 engine and a five-bladed propeller. Mass production began in October 1943. One of the last series produced was the Mk.21 version. This version had a Griffon 61 engine, a heavily reinforced airframe and fuselage, and the wings were lengthened, increasing their wing area. Mass production began in March 1945. Technical specifications (Mk.XIV version): length: 9.14 m, wingspan: 11.23 m, height: 3.05 m, maximum speed: 717 km/h, rate of climb: 18.5 m/s, service ceiling: 13,200 m, maximum range: 1,815 km, armament: fixed—4 × 7.7 mm machine guns and 2 × 20 mm Hispano Mk II cannons; external—up to 225 kg of bombs.
SOLUTION BOOK MINI 33 - WWII German Panzer Gray (Multilingual)Reference: A-MIG-6607Title: Solution Book 33 - How to Paint German Armored Vehicles of World War II in Gray Publisher: Mig Jimenez SL Author: Mateusz Dziwisz Collection: Solution Book Subject: Construction and painting techniques for armored vehicle models Languages: Multilingual. English, Spanish, French, and German. Number of pages and description: Paperback, 63 pages with high-quality photographs and color profilesISBN/DLNA: ISBN 978-84-19665-59-1/DL NA 2503-2025 The typical Dunkelgrau RAL 7021 (dark gray) entered service in the late 1930s and was the standard scheme for German armored vehicles during the early years of World War II. It became common not only in the Wehrmacht but on virtually all German military vehicles of the era. Dunkelgrau was undoubtedly one of the most widely used paint schemes in the early stages of the conflict, employed by a large number of units and applied to a multitude of different vehicles. It is characterized by a uniform shade of Dunkelgrau, designed to blend into urban and industrial environments, as well as to facilitate mass production. Among the best-known vehicles that used this camouflage are the Panzer I, II, III, and IV tanks; the first version of the Tiger I; the Sd.Kfz. 222 and 223 reconnaissance vehicles; the Sd.Kfz. 251 half-tracks; self-propelled guns such as the StuG III; and many other armored and unarmored vehicles used by German forces in Poland, France, and during the early stages of the Eastern Front. Although Dunkelgrau was the predominant color, combinations with other shades were also used to adapt to different operational environments; for example, Dunkelbraun RAL 7017 (dark brown), Grün RAL 6002 (green), Olivgrün RAL 6003 (olive green), and Sandgrau RAL 7027 (sand gray) were added for decorative purposes, and white paint was used for snowy environments.With this guide, you can apply camouflage, weathering, and dirt effects to any vehicle with a Dunkelgrau camouflage scheme. Most of the techniques and effects described are optional, and it’s up to you to decide whether or not to apply them. If you want to improve your technique, we recommend trying them all. To achieve different levels of wear, simply adjust the intensity of the various effects to your liking.This book illustrates all the necessary and most suitable products for creating the described effects. By following the recommended application order and drying times, you’ll achieve excellent results. The model used as an example in this guide is the Pz.Kpfw. IV Ausf. F2 & G, 1/35 scale, Border Models part number BT004.Now choose your favorite model and let an expert modeler guide you step by step!
Stainless Steel Brush CleanerBRUSH CLEANING BUCKET. This container is made of durable stainless steel and consists of two separable parts for easy cleaning.The base can be filled with water or cleaning solution, depending on the type of paint to be removed. The upper part includes a brush holder, a filter, and a built-in scraper that facilitate thorough and tidy cleaning of brushes and work tools.EASY TO USE AND EFFECTIVE CLEANING.Fill the base with solvent, turpentine, or the appropriate cleaner.Secure the top and clean the brush by rotating it and gently tapping it against the filter. Paint and pigment residue will settle at the bottom of the container. For brushes with excess paint or dried paint, use the zig-zag scraper for faster cleaning.SPIRAL HOLDER FOR SAFE SOAKING AND DRYINGSimply stretch the spring slightly and hang the brush. The spiral will keep it suspended, preventing the bristles from bending, warping, or resting on the bottom in contact with water or solvents. It also allows you to keep the brushes upside down while drying or after washing.A USEFUL AND DURABLE TOOLThis brush-cleaning bucket is easy to empty and clean after each use. The stainless steel is resistant even to the most aggressive cleaners, ensuring a long service life.Suitable for oil paints, acrylics, enamels, varnishes, inks, etc. A versatile accessory for all types of painters.
Marta Kolinsky Round-Tip Brush, 2-A top-quality brush with Marta Kolinsky bristles. As everyone knows, the quality, performance, and durability of these brushes are unmatched. They are now available in our catalog in various sizes, depending on the task at hand.
Marta Kolinsky Round-Tip Brush, 1A top-quality brush with Marta Kolinsky bristles. As everyone knows, the quality, performance, and durability of these brushes are unmatched. They are now available in our catalog in various sizes, depending on the task at hand.
A top-quality brush with Marta Kolinsky bristles. As everyone knows, the quality, performance, and durability of these brushes are unmatched. They are now available in our catalog in various sizes, depending on the task at hand.
A top-quality brush with Marta Kolinsky bristles. As everyone knows, the quality, performance, and durability of these brushes are unmatched. They are now available in our catalog in various sizes, depending on the task at hand.
NATO GREEN - 400ml Spray for plastic, metal, and resinBefore applying paint, you need a smooth, thin, and even surface. Titans Hobby Primer Spray prepares plastic, metal, and resin for painting with a precise, quick, and professional finish.The NATO Green primer is ideal for NATO camouflage, modern military vehicles, tanks, armored vehicles, infantry, tactical gear, and battlefield dioramas. Its natural, dark green hue creates a perfect, uniform base for realistic camouflage, washes, drybrushing, dust effects, operational wear, and modern military or science fiction settings.Why choose it?Formulated after extensive testing on models and miniatures, Titans Hobby Primer offers a thin, smooth, and durable finish. The ergonomic nozzle allows for precise control of the spray, while the fine pigment helps maintain sharp engravings, textures, and small details.1. ShakeShake the can upside down for about 30 seconds.2. SprayMaintain a distance of about 15–20 cm from the surface. 3. Buildup layersApply light, crisscrossed layers for an even finish.Workshop tip:For convincing NATO camouflage, use NATO Green as your base color and pair it with browns, blacks, and dark washes: you’ll instantly achieve depth, realism, and a field-ready look.
NATO BROWN - 400ml Spray for plastic, metal, and resinBefore applying paint, you need a smooth, thin, and even surface. Titans Hobby Primer Spray prepares plastic, metal, and resin for painting with a precise, quick, and professional finish.The NATO Brown primer is ideal for modern military vehicles, NATO camouflage, armored vehicles, muddy dioramas, wet terrain, equipment, and models featuring earthy and operational tones. Its rich brown color creates a perfect, uniform base for weathering, dark washes, mud effects, dusty drybrushing, and realistic camouflage on tanks, trucks, infantry, and battlefield scenes.Why choose it?Formulated after extensive testing on models and miniatures, Titans Hobby Primer offers a thin, smooth, and durable finish. The ergonomic nozzle allows for precise control of the spray, while the fine pigment helps maintain sharp engravings, textures, and small details. 1. ShakeShake the can upside down for about 30 seconds.2. SprayMaintain a distance of about 15–20 cm from the surface.3. LayerApply light, crisscrossed layers for an even result.Workshop Tip:For a realistic field effect, use NATO Brown as a base for mud, dirt, and earthy camouflage: dark washes and light pigments will immediately bring out the model’s depth, wear, and texture.
NATO BLACK - 400ml Spray for plastic, metal, and resinBefore applying paint, you need a smooth, thin, and even surface. Titans Hobby Primer Spray prepares plastic, metal, and resin for painting with a precise, quick, and professional finish.The NATO Black primer is ideal for NATO camouflage, modern military vehicles, armored vehicles, tires, weapons, mechanical parts, tactical gear, and operational-looking miniatures. Its slightly desaturated black shade creates a realistic base that’s less extreme than pure black, perfect for shading, washes, drybrushing, technical details, and grimdark finishes.Why choose it?Formulated after extensive testing on models and miniatures, Titans Hobby Primer offers a thin, smooth, and durable finish. The ergonomic nozzle allows for precise control of the spray, while the fine pigment helps maintain sharp engravings, textures, and small details.1. ShakeShake the can upside down for about 30 seconds.2. SprayMaintain a distance of about 15–20 cm from the surface. 3. Buildup layersApply light, crisscrossed layers for an even finish.Workbench tip:NATO Black is perfect when you want deep but controlled shading: use it as a base for technical parts, rubber components, and tactical details, then add gray or metallic drybrushing to bring out volume and weathering.
The set includes20015 ATOM-20015 ATOM COLOR Gelbbraun 20052 ATOM-20052 ATOM COLOR Marrone Terra 20083 ATOM-20083 ATOM COLOR Base Verde 20163 ATOM-20163 ATOM COLOR Matte Black This set contains four high-quality acrylic paints, specifically designed for painting modern military vehicles of the French Armed Forces, such as the AMX-30 and Leclerc main battle tanks; armored vehicles including the VBCI, VAB, Panhard VBL, VBMR Griffon, AMX-10 RC, and EBRC Jaguar; as well as self-propelled artillery pieces such as the CAESAR and the AMX-30 AuF1 self-propelled gun, among many others. This set simplifies the selection of the most suitable colors for your models, allowing you to work faster and achieve optimal results.ATOM paints feature a water-based formula that offers all the advantages of lacquer and is optimized for maximum performance with both brushes and airbrushes. This paint’s features include self-leveling properties, fast drying time, and exceptional coverage, making it unique on the market. Furthermore, it is extremely durable, allowing for the use of acrylics, lacquers, enamels, or more aggressive products such as decal solutions once dry. It is available in a new 20-ml transparent bottle with a convenient vertical dropper cap that can be opened and closed with one hand. This polish is odorless and eco-friendly. It can be applied directly from the bottle or diluted with ATOM-20500/20510/20520 ATOM Thinner and Cleaner or ATOM-20501/20511/20521 ATOM Thinner and Cleaner with Retarder.
MINI PAINT SHAKERElectric paint shaker compatible with all bottle sizesThe Titans Hobby Mini Paint Shaker is a compact electric shaker designed to quickly mix paints, inks, and liquids for model making. Small, practical, and powerful, it helps restore paints to the right consistency, making them flow more smoothly, look more uniform, and be ready to use.cyclone3,200 rpmFast and effective mixingpaletteFor paints and inksIdeal for model-making paintsanchorBase with suction cupGreater stability on the workbenchstraightenCompact sizeOnly 9 x 6 x 6 cm Why use it?Paints left undisturbed for long periods can separate, settle at the bottom, or become uneven. The Mini Paint Shaker reduces manual labor and mixes the paint consistently, helping you achieve a more uniform texture before using a brush, airbrush, or palette. It’s a small workbench companion, but with the power of a workshop scooter.Silicone strapSecurely holds the bottle in place during vibration, adapting to different sizes.Durable constructionMade of high-quality ABS, plastic, and metal for stable and long-lasting use.Perfect for the hobby tableCompact and easy to position, it takes up little space next to primers, paints, and tools.Ideal for settled paintsHelps remix paints that have been stored for a long time, especially if you first stir up the sediment at the bottom.
The set includes20003 ATOM-20003 ATOM COLOR Medium Gray20007 ATOM-20007 ATOM COLOR Desert Sand20021 ATOM-20021 ATOM COLOR Sand Yellow 20057 Atom-20057 Atom Color Brown20059 ATOM-20059 ATOM COLOR Violet Brown RLM8120069 ATOM-20069 ATOM COLOR Olive GreenThis set contains four high-quality acrylic paints, specifically designed for painting British vehicles with the Counter camouflage pattern; a pattern used in the early years of World War II, primarily between 1941 and 1942, for vehicles deployed in North Africa and designed to blend the vehicle’s silhouette into the desert terrain. It was primarily applied to British Army tanks and armored vehicles, including the Matilda II and Valentine infantry tanks, the A.9, A.10, and A.13 cruiser tanks, the Mk. III, IV, VI, and M3 Stuart tanks, the Universal and Scout armored vehicles, as well as the Dorchester ACV and Marmon-Herrington armored vehicles and a wide range of trucks, among many others. This set simplifies the process of choosing the correct colors for your models, helping you work faster and achieve optimal results.ATOM paints feature a water-based formula that offers all the benefits of lacquer and is optimized for maximum performance with both brushes and airbrushes. This paint’s features include self-leveling properties, fast drying time, and exceptional coverage, making it unique on the market. Furthermore, it is extremely durable, allowing for the use of acrylics, lacquers, enamels, or more aggressive products such as decal solutions once dry. It is available in a new 20-ml transparent bottle with a convenient vertical dropper cap that can be opened and closed with one hand. This polish is odorless and eco-friendly. It can be applied directly from the bottle or diluted with ATOM-20500/20510/20520 ATOM Thinner and Cleaner or ATOM-20501/20511/20521 ATOM Thinner and Cleaner with Retarder.