So here we go ......
The basic statistics first. (I only work in old money so you may have to do some conversions
)Scale 1:32
The box is 15" x 17" x 6"
The Plane is 14" span & 11.5" long
It's all metal and weighs 1lb 10ozs without the stand and 2lb 5ozs with the stand.
The box
And again
Port
Starboard
Head on
Slightly higher
Underneath - wheels can be up or down
Engine cover off
Gun port covers off
Bit of a top view
On wheels
Best till last .....
Bob Doe in his office with the doors closed
And here he is with the canopy and door open
Yes I know the door is hinged wrong and there's no red crowbar inside the door - but a bit of licence is allowed even for a purist
It is absolutely excellent quality throughout - I was astounded at the weight - All the flying surfaces move and the detail is brilliant.
By FAR the best model I've ever owned and just so evocative as its a MK 1a and REAL Battle Of Britain material.
A real tribute to Bob Doe http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Doe
Corgi Model
I thoroughly and wholeheartedly recommend it
- I have had a total love affair with the early Mark Spitfires for most of my 57 years and this model just sums it all up in one for me. 
