This set contains one resin cast seat with molded in leather backpad to directly replace the kit seat in the Tamiya Spitfire releases of the Mk VIII, Mk. IX and the Mk. XVI. The seat also features rivets and drain holes for added realism. Will also upgrade all other 1/32nd Spitfire models, such as the Hasegawa Mk V and the PCM Mk IX.

This set consists of a new resin cast cockpit door with separate crowbar that actually fits into the door's clips. Detailed down to the door latch springs, this little part is highly visible, so all that added detail really pays off. Will also upgrade all other 1/32nd Spitfire models, such as the Hasegawa Mk V and the PCM Mk IX.

Replaces the Tamiya kit parts for the control column, throttle quadrant, retract quadrant and compass with more detailed resin pieces. An oxygen hose is also included, and the set is completed with the inclusion of a revised and expanded sheet of stencil and placard decals for the cockpit, including a correct WWII type artificial horizon and direction indicator, as well as a more standard compass. The revision adds about 7 more stencils including the remote contactor (found in set 32008), door stencils, oxygen cylinder, etc. The decals also include a correct WWII type artificial horizon and direction indicator, as well as a more standard compass. The control column is predrilled to accept the included fine black wire to simulate the 3 pneumatic lines. Will also upgrade all other 1/32nd Spitfire models, such as the Hasegawa Mk V and the PCM Mk IX.

Directly replaces the beautiful Tamiya kit rocker covers for the two Stage Merlin 60 series engine with new resin covers that feature the much sought after Rolls-Royce logo plates molded on. A simple detail upgrade for the engine compartment.

As fitted to Spitfires Mk. I through the early Mk. IX. The 5 slot wheels in the Tamiya kit are superb, but the soft rubber tyres (British spelling for a British aircraft!) have a mold parting line that is very difficult to get rid of, plus they have a natural tendency to attract every piece of dirt and lint in the room. They need to be cleaned frequently. Replacing them with resin wheels cures these problems, plus it allows you to paint the tyres, and they will not split or crumble years from now. Replaces the inaccurate and oversized wheels in the Hasegawa and PCM kits as well.

As fitted to the Spitfire Mk. IX through Mk. XIX. The 4 slot wheels in the Tamiya kit are superb, but the soft rubber tyres have a mold parting line that is very difficult to get rid of, plus they have a natural tendency to attract every piece of dirt and lint in the room, and they need to be cleaned frequently. Replacing them with resin wheels cures these problems, plus, it allows you to paint the tyres, and they will not split or crumble years from now. Replaces the inaccurate and oversized wheels in the PCM kits as well.

The wide blister C wing gun covers in the Tamiya kit are very nice, but the cannon fairing blisters are too square in the front. This set directly replaces the kit's upperwing gun covers with more rounded resin castings. A simple way to accurize your early Spit Mk IX.

Designed to replace the kit lower sidewall for the Tamiya Spitfire VIII, IX, and XVI. This set also includes the missing remote contactor. The new resin sidewall has been molded with all the complex plumbing of the windscreen de-icer system, as well as the oxygen line. A number of other details have been added including new stringers with hollowed out ends and additional electrical wiring. The remote contactor, missing in the Tamiya kit, was fitted to all Spitfires until well into 1944. Full color detailed installation instructions round out this new set. This set can be modified to fit into any 1/32nd scale Spitfire kit, as the port sidewall remained virtually the same from Spitfire Mk. I through the Mk. 24, and all Seafire variants. Pattern by Roy Sutherland.

This treaded tire was fitted to Australian Mk. V Spitfires, and any other Spitfire with 5 slot wheels that needed additional traction due to harsh operating conditions. This style of tread was referred to a Z-block, for the distinctive Z shaped tread blocks that wrapped onto the side walls. The tread pattern has been accurately depicted, including the narrow ribs that connected the blocks. A great looking pair of wheels that will set your Spitfire model apart. Designed for the Hasegawa and Hobby Boss Spitfire V kits. Pattern by Lee Coll and Roy Sutherland.

This treaded tire was fitted to Australian Mk. VIII Spitfires, and any other Spitfire with 4 slot wheels that needed additional traction due to harsh operating conditions. This style of tread was referred to a Z-block, for the distinctive Z shaped tread blocks that wrapped onto the side walls. The tread pattern has been accurately depicted, including the narrow ribs that connected the blocks. A great looking pair of wheels that will set your Spitfire model apart. Designed for the Tamiya and Pacific Coast Models Spitfire VIII kits. Pattern by Lee Coll and Roy Sutherland.

This little upgrade set consists of a super-detailed Mark II reflector Gunsight and the later Ace Maker II Gyro Gunsight, as well as the dedicated gunsight mounts for each type. Further detail is provided by the junction box, dimmer control and throttle with twistgrip that allows the pilot to adjust the computing sight without taking his hand off the throttle. Also included are two copies of the complex (and fragile) canopy latching mechanism fitted to the top front edge of the sliding canopy. A small sheet of decals that contains the data plate and hash marks for each sight completes this set. A subtle but very visible upgrade to the kit cockpit.

This set consists of new super detailed, accurate resin sidewalls, which replace the Tamiya kit parts. Many handles and levers have been molded separately to ease painting and improve accuracy. A fret of photoetched parts rounds out this set, and it includes a number of cockpit details such as canopy rails, rudder pedal inserts, bomb salvo handles and new breather plates. These sidewalls may be adapted to fit other 1/32 Mustang kits such as the old Hasegawa kit and the newer Dragon kits, and will be a noticeable improvement over the kit parts.

The Tamiya kit instrument panel is replaced with a mixed media parts featuring a resin main panel with improved knobs and switches. The main instrument panel has been replaced with a multi-part photoetched assembly with readable and authentic film dials. The instrument bezels have been etched separately in order to get the full relief not possible in single part panels. This is a little extra work, but the results will be worth it! Photoetched ring and bead site parts are included. Designed for the Tamiya kit, but can be modified to fit other Mustang kits.

This upgrade set contains a number of cockpit components that benefit from being produced in resin, allowing more accurate and detailed parts for your P-51 Mustang's cockpit. Fully detailed radio and batteries come complete with a battery wiring diagram. The radio includes resin wiring harness parts. The throttle quadrant is new, and comes complete with two throttle levers, the early and late style with Belden cable mounting. Our stick has much new detail on it, and the set is rounded out by a much more detailed and accurate K-14 Gunsight with its special mounting bracket. Designed for the Tamiya kit, but can be modified to fit other Mustang kits.