Build one of the most recognizable fighter aircraft of World War II in 1:32 scale and discover the story of a Polish RAF pilot.
The Supermarine Spitfire Mk.II—a fighter distinguished by its characteristic elliptical wings, excellent maneuverability and impressive performance—became one of the symbols of the Battle of Britain. Polish pilots serving in Royal Air Force squadrons flew this type of aircraft, writing a glorious chapter in the history of Allied aviation.
Now you can add this legendary machine to your collection! The 1:32 scale Supermarine Spitfire Mk.II set allows you to build a brick version of one of WWII's most famous fighters, complete with a figure of Polish pilot Ludwik Martel from RAF No. 603 Squadron.

Key details about the COBI Supermarine Spitfire Mk.II model:
• Manufacturer: COBI
• Catalog number: COBI-5778
• Series: Historical Collection WWII
• Model name: Supermarine Spitfire Mk.II
• Scale: 1:32
• Number of pieces: 384
• Age: 7+
• Vehicle type: British fighter aircraft
• Figure: 1 (Ludwik Martel – RAF pilot)
• Printing technology: Pad printed
• Stickers: None
• Display stand: Yes
• Display plaque: Yes
• Assembled dimensions: 290 mm x 350 mm x 130 mm (180 mm on stand)
• 'In-flight' display effect: Yes
• Manufactured in: European Union

Information about the Supermarine Spitfire Mk.II
What was the Supermarine Spitfire Mk.II used for?
The history of the Supermarine Spitfire began even before the outbreak of World War II. Designed by Reginald Joseph Mitchell, the fighter quickly became the mainstay of British fighter aviation and a symbol of the Allied victory during the Battle of Britain.
The Spitfire combined:
• excellent maneuverability
• high speed
• modern design
• effectiveness in aerial combat
The Mk.II version was an evolution of the initial production Spitfires and played a significant role in Royal Air Force operations early in the war.
Polish pilots flying in RAF squadrons also flew Spitfires; among them was Ludwik Martel, whose likeness is commemorated in this COBI set.

Distinctive elliptical wings
One of the Spitfire's most recognizable features is its elliptical wings.
Their unique shape ensured excellent aerodynamic properties and superior maneuverability during dogfights.
The COBI model faithfully reproduces the aircraft's distinctive silhouette, making it look incredibly realistic both during assembly and upon completion.

Design details of the COBI Supermarine Spitfire Mk.II brick model
Realistic silhouette of the legendary fighter
When designing the model, COBI designers focused on preserving the key features of the actual aircraft.
The model reproduces:
• distinctive elliptical wings
• fuselage proportions
• historical RAF markings
• the cockpit
• the propeller
• the landing gear
This makes the Supermarine Spitfire Mk.II model impressive both during assembly and as a finished display piece.

Historical Markings
The model features high-quality prints depicting the historical markings of the aircraft flown by Ludwik Martel during his service with RAF No. 603 Squadron (City of Edinburgh Squadron).
Thanks to durable printing, the model faithfully reproduces the appearance of the historical aircraft without the need for stickers.

Moving Parts
The design's realism is enhanced by functional elements:
• a rotating propeller
• movable wheels
• an opening cockpit
These features allow the model to better capture the look and operation of the real aircraft.

Collector's Corner
This COBI model is designed in the popular 1:32 scale.
The 1:32 scale has long been a favorite among aviation model collectors.
This scale ensures the Supermarine Spitfire Mk.II fits perfectly alongside other aircraft and vehicles from the Historical Collection WWII series.
A Fact for Collectors
Over 150 Polish pilots serving in the Royal Air Force flew Supermarine Spitfires. Their achievements during the Battle of Britain and subsequent air campaigns made the Spitfire a symbol of Polish aviation history in the West. The model depicting Ludwik Martel’s aircraft serves as a unique tribute to the contribution of Polish airmen to the Allied victory.
Stylish Display Stand
The model comes with an elegant black stand featuring an information plaque.
A transparent support allows the aircraft to be displayed in a striking pose that simulates flight. This design ensures the model looks excellent:
• on a shelf
• in a display case
• as part of a collection of historical aircraft models
No stickers—only durable prints
On COBI models, key markings are applied as durable prints.
This approach ensures:
• superior aesthetics
• resistance to wear
• a lasting appearance over the years
• an easier assembly process

Why choose a COBI model?
Quality appreciated by builders and collectors alike
• Manufactured in the European Union by a company with over 35 years of experience.
• An excellent gift for model collectors and fans of brick-based modeling.
• Meets European safety standards for children's products.
• Fully compatible with other construction brick brands.
• Durable prints resistant to abrasion and temperature.
• Precision-fit parts.

Expand your collection of historical COBI models
The Supermarine Spitfire Mk.II is one of the most recognizable fighter aircraft of World War II and a symbol of British military aviation.
Combine a passion for history with the satisfaction of building; add this model to your collection—an aircraft that played a pivotal role in the Battle of Britain and serves as a reminder of the heroism of Polish pilots who fought in the ranks of the Royal Air Force.

FAQ
Does the model use stickers?
No. All markings are applied using durable pad-printing technology.
Is the model compatible with other bricks?
Yes. The parts can be combined with other popular brick systems, including COBI.
Does the set include a minifigure?
Yes. The set includes a minifigure of Polish pilot Ludwik Martel from RAF No. 603 Squadron.
Does the model come with a display stand?
Yes. The set includes a black stand with a nameplate and a transparent mount that allows the model to be displayed in a flight-like pose.
What moving parts does the model have?
The model features a rotating propeller and movable wheels.
What is the recommended age for this set?
The model is designed for builders aged 7 and up.
How many pieces are in the model?
The set consists of 384 parts and allows you to build a 1:32 scale model.
Is the model suitable for display?
Yes. Thanks to the stand, display plaque and "suspended flight" effect, it makes an excellent collector's model.
Is the model a good gift?
Yes. It is a perfect choice for enthusiasts of aviation, World War II history and scale modeling.
Was the Supermarine Spitfire Mk.II used by the RAF?
Yes. It was one of the primary versions of the British fighter aircraft used by the Royal Air Force during World War II.
What features characterized the original Supermarine Spitfire Mk.II?
The aircraft was distinguished by its elliptical wings, excellent maneuverability, high speed and a modern design that allowed for further development throughout the war.
Is the model suitable for dioramas?
Yes. Its 1:32 scale and historical markings make it a perfect addition to dioramas depicting Allied aviation during World War II.
Is glue required for assembly?
No. All parts snap together without the need for glue or additional tools.
Are instructions included in the set?
Yes. The kit comes with detailed, step-by-step instructions for the entire assembly process.

Warning: not suitable for children under 36 months. Contains small parts which may cause choking hazard if swallowed. We recommend keeping the packaging for reference. Colours and styles may vary.