Few aircraft have gained as much fame as the legendary Supermarine Spitfire. Its classic shape combined with a superb engine, produced a fighting machine with few equals.

The Messerschmitt Bf109E was considered in advance of rival types in the Polish, Dutch, Belgian and French Air Forces at the beginning of WWII, but met its match when flown against the RAF's Spitfires and Hurricanes. The quest for greater performance gave rise to the Bf109F the prototype of which first flew in July 1940.

The design of the Hellcat began as a development of the F4F Wildcat. Within months they were in mass production and playing a major role for the Allies in winning the air war in the Pacific.

New tooling of the latest generation of fast jet trainer the Hawk 100 featuring lead in and fighter training (known as lift). The Hawk has been used by the RAF for over 21 years and this greatly enhanced version is in use also in Canada and Australia. Soon to be sold to India the kit features decals for 76 & 79 RAF Squadrons and Australian and Canadian aircraft.

The new Mk1 spitfire form Airfix. Wingspan 234mm, Length 190mm. You can model either RAF Duxford 1938 No.19 Squadron spitfire or the Mk2 Spitfire 118 squadron A flight RAF Ivesley 1941.

An Anglo French project produced the very effective Jaguar single seat strike, and two seat trainer, aircraft. First flown in 1968, Jaguars have flown with distinction in both air forces. The well detailed model is supplied with markings for both an RAF and an Ecuadorian  aircraft.

This is the fighter version of the Swedish designed & produced aircraft for there air force

The British Aerospace Harrier has the unique ability to take-off and land vertically.
This is achieved by passing the airflow from its single Rolls Royce Pegasus engine out through four nozzles (two on each side of the aircraft).

This is a French naval strike aircraft capable of carrying the AM 39 Excocet air to surface anti ship missile. The aircraft is also operated by the Argentine Navy.

Designed by W.E.W. ŒTeddy¹ Petter who had joined the English Electric company from Westland Aircraft, the Canberra was designed with clean, simple lines to give it optimal performance - a bomber with fighter-like characteristics.

Designed by W.E.W. ŒTeddy¹ Petter who had joined the English Electric company from Westland Aircraft, the Canberra was designed with clean, simple lines to give it optimal performance - a bomber with fighter-like characteristics.

AIRFIX's new Canberra models are the result of years of extensive research based on original manufacturers documents, measurements of existing aircraft and are designed using the latest CAD/ CAM systems for absolute accuracy. Each kit will offer alternative parts and decals for several versions:

The Martin B-57B Canberra will offer parts and decals for three U.S.A.F versions, the B-57B, RB-57E and RB-57G.