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A generic, late war, blank skin for mission builders, etc. Codes and serials can be assigned by the player in the mission editor.

Spitfire Mk. IXe 2004, "White 14" of 101 Squadron, IDF, January, 1949.

Seafire Mk.III PP979, coded DX-5, of No. 807 Squadron, HMS Hunter, British East Indies Fleet, May, 1945.<br />
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Temperate Sea scheme with white ID markings on wings and tail section. Original nationality markings painted over and replaced with SEAC roundels.<br />
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Sorry, no tail hook!<br />

Seafire LF Mk.III NF547, coded 2D, of No. 885 Squadron, RNAS Lee-On-Solent, UK, as it appeared during June, 1944. Finished in Day Fighter scheme with special ID markings. Replacement tail section painted in Interior Grey Green with fin flash applied.

Mk.IXc MJ832, coded DN-T of No. 416 "Lynx" Squadron, RCAF, based at RAF Station Tangmere, Sussex, UK, circa 1944. Flown by F/L Sten Lundberg.

Spitfire Mk.IXc MJ986, coded KH-J of No. 403 "Wolf" Squadron, March, 1944. Flown by Norm Chevers of Niagara Falls, Ontario.

Spitfire SM309, coded AU-H, of No. 421 "Red Indian" Squadron, RCAF, circa April, 1945. Flown by F/L Richard “Hap” Beall. Original aircraft was a Mk.XVIe with clipped wings, broad chord rudder and 20mm/.50 cal armament.

Spitfire MK.IXc BS152, coded AE-W, of No. 402 "City of Winnipeg" Squadron, RCAF, based at Kenley aerodrome, UK, March, 1943. Flown by F/O Lorne Cameron, of Roland, Manitoba.

Spitfire MK.IXc EN398, coded AE-B, of No. 402 "City of Winnipeg" Squadron, RCAF, based at Kenley aerodrome, UK, March, 1943. Flown by P/O Ian Keltie DFC, of Millet, Alberta. Popeye nose art below left hand exhaust stacks. Code letters are believed to have been Sky, outlined in Yellow. EN398 went on to later fame as the personal aircraft of Johnnie Johnson.

Spitfire FRIX MJ351, "Violet-Dorothy", coded S, of No. 414 "Sarnia Imperials" Squadron, RCAF, based at Advanced Landing Ground B90, Petite-Brogel, Belgium, March, 1945. Flown by F/L Ken Lawson of King City, Ontario.