Plastic model kit of a British fighter aircraft from the 1940s. Characterized by the truncated rear fuselage and the conspicuous parachute canopy, the XVII differs from its predecessors in the Seafire line. Its wings, strengthened by reinforcements, have been given the ability to carry a larger armament, with the possibility of housing fuel tanks and tanks and missiles. Once a major front-line fighter front-line fighter until the early 1950s, it was then returned to training duties. Decals No 767 Naval Air Sq. Somerset 1950 - No. 807 Naval Air Squadron, HMS Vengeance, 1947 or No 1831, HMS Blackcap, 1947 - 1951. 134 parts.
