Graham Boak wrote:
The (rather nice) Spitfires are the WW2 short-nose Merlin-engined variety rather than the Korean war period long-nose Griffon engines Mk.47s with revised wing. However the Fireflies, also the WW2 version, are quite correct for Triumph at this time. Triumph had earlier operated Seafire 17s, which at least had the same wing but not the same fuselage as the earlier ones.
Later carriers in the Korean war had Sea Furies and the later Fireflies with clipped wings, a more refined nose, and wing root intakes.
A reminder that the kits are all WW2 fits, not Korean War fits, so the aircraft reflect that fact.
We were never planning on, and are not planning, any other fits of the ships past 1947 or 1948.
Mike Bartel
IHP
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