RAF101
King & Country
Not yet released - expected in late September.
Eric Lock flew with No. 41 Squadron, part of RAF Fighter Command during the battle shooting down 21 German aircraft.
After the Battle of Britain he flew on the Channel Front, flying offensive sweeps over occupied France where he shot down another 5 enemy planes bringing his final score to 26 aircraft.
On 3 August 1941, he was presumed shot down by German flak after strafing enemy troops. Alas never to be seen again.
From land battles in Spain and Portugal during the early 19th Century to aerial battles in the skies over southern Britain in the summer of 1940…
Here is K&C’s latest Supermarine Spitfires that battled Hitler’s mighty Luftwaffe during and beyond The Battle of Britain.
This ‘Spit’ is a brand-new sculpts and have several new features including opening cockpit doors… radio wire between the antenna and the tail plane plus fast-spinning propellors and, of course, a standing pilot figure to go with the aircraft.