Supermarine Spitfire MkVb, 111 Squadron, Royal Air Force

JU+H Debden, Essex, December 1941 Pilot: Sergeant Peter Durnford

JU+E Debden, Essex, March 1942 Pilot: Squadron Leader G.F. Brotchie (Squadron Commander)

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Historical skin of Spitfire MkIX “LZ949” No 43 Sqn, Austria, June - 1945 Skin made by _Harpia_Mafra55_ Template made by Jester-INK

Historical skin of Spitfire MkVIII “MT776” Flt Lt B H Thomas - No 43 Sqn Lyon, France, September - 1944 Skin made by _Harpia_Mafra55_ Template made by Jester-INK

Historical skin of Spitfire MkVc “BR288 / ELIZABETH” Flt Lt Peter Willian - No 43 Sqn Malta, July - 1943 Skin made by _Harpia_Mafra55_ Template made by Jester-INK

Historical skin Spitfire LFMk IXe MK734, No 91 Sqn “Nigeria Squadron” Plt Off Fred Lewis Deanland, August 1944 Skin made by _Harpia_Mafra55_ Template made by Jester-INK

Historical skin Spitfire MkV AB216 “Nigeria Oyo Province”, No 91 Sqn “Nigeria Squadron” Sqn Ldr Robert Oxspring,Hawkinge, May - 1942 Skin made by _Harpia_Mafra55_ Template made by Jester-INK

Historical skin of Spitfire F XII MB832 “Nigeria” No 91 Sqn “Nigeria Squadron” Flg Off Jean Maridor, Hawkinge, May - 1943 Skin made by _Harpia_Mafra55_ Template made by NightShifter

Historical skin of Spitfire F XIV RB188 “BRÜMHILDE” No 91 Sqn “Nigeria Squadron”, Flt Lt Johnny Johnson, West Malling, July - 1943 Skin made by _Harpia_Mafra55_ Template made by NightShifter

Spitfire MkVb (Vc none Trop) PP-H/BR498 flown by Wing Commander Peter Prosser Hanks, Officer Commanding Luqa Wing, Malta, October 1942. Toward the Autumn of 1942 an increasing number of Spitfire Vcs were arriving on Malta with Tropical filters removed, aiding the performance against the German and Italian fighters. In this aircraft Prosser Hanks claimed four destroyed, three damaged and two probable destroyed during Operation Blitz in Sept/Oct 1942. Flt Lt Bill Rolls also claimed five destroyed enemy aircraft while flying BR498 making this aircraft the joint top scoring Spitfire over Ma... [more]

The markings represent a machine of No.118 Squadron Royal Air Force, flown by P/O A.S.C. Lumsden in Ibsley around May 1941. This particular Spitfire was presented to the RAF by the people of the Borough of Lambeth through public subscription. After the successful conclusion of the Battle of Britain the RAF Fighter Command formed a substantial number of new fighter squadrons to rebuild the losses and enable switching to offensive opeations. No 118 Sqn was one of the old RAF units reinstated at this period. It was formed at Filton on February 20 1941 within 10th Group, flying Spitfires Mk. I... [more]