Spitfire Mk.I `No.74 Squadron'

Hasegawa | No. 00363 | 1:72

Facts

Brand:: Hasegawa
Title:: Spitfire Mk.I `No.74 Squadron'
Number:: 00363
Scale:: 1:72
Type:: Full kit
Released:: 2002 New parts
Barcode:: 4967834003637 (EAN)
Packaging:: Rigid box (Top opener)
Topic:: Supermarine Spitfire » Propeller (Aircraft)

Markings

Supermarine Spitfire

Supermarine Spitfire Mk.I

Royal Air Force (1918-now)

No. 19 Sqn. K9795/19
October 1938 Pre World War 2 - Duxford AB
No. 19 Sqn. K9794/WZ-T
1939 World War 2 - Duxford AB
No. 74 Sqn. K9953/ZP-A (F/Lt. Adolph G. Malan)
May 1940 World War 2
BS638 BS641

Box contents

Plastic sprue, Decalsheet (waterslide)

Product timeline

Hasegawa

Minicraft Hasegawa

Hasegawa/Hales

1975

1977

197x

1980

1987

1994

2002

2010

2018

Instructions

We don't have the exact instruction sheets, but we have them for:

Super Marine Spitfire Mk.I Royal Air Force Fighter

Hasegawa 1:72

A11 1980 New box

Download 354Kb (.pdf)

Marketplace

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USD 30.00

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Comments

Calvin Gifford
I picked this release up in a little 'Mom & Pop' type hobby shop in Japan within bicycle ride distance from NAF Atsugi and was NOT a happy camper when I got back to my barracks room, realizing it was the very old 1975 molding! However, an Aussie buddy of mine was looking for a Spit to build for the BoB Anniversary so was happy to have it for what I paid for it, which I think was maybe 1,000 Yen (about $9~$10 U.S. at the time)

1 9 October 2023, 18:29

Treehugger
I think Tamiya is still selling some 1960's era Battleships, in new fancy boxes. I remember reading the date on the side of the box some years back. The warning pointed out that the fitting might have gaps because of the old molds. 🙂

Somehow I have bad experiences with Italeri, so I tend to not buy Italeri kit. I think the last one I bought had raised panel lines. 🙁

9 October 2023, 18:58

Calvin Gifford Author
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10 October 2023, 00:59