COBI Supermarine Spitfire Mk.II: Build a Battle of Britain Legend
Bring an unmistakable British fighter to your collection with the COBI Supermarine Spitfire Mk.II. Set #5778 combines 384 pieces, authentic RAF markings, and a detailed pilot brick figure in a 1:32 scale aircraft. Its brown-and-green camouflage and distinctive elliptical wings capture the character of this celebrated World War II fighter.
Build the aircraft, seat the pilot, and choose your display. Lower the landing gear for an airfield scene, or mount your Spitfire on the included stand. Meanwhile, pad-printed graphics provide crisp markings without applying stickers.
A Fighter with a Place in History
Designed under R. J. Mitchell, the Supermarine Spitfire became one of Britain’s best-known military aircraft. During the Battle of Britain in 1940, Spitfires fought alongside Hawker Hurricanes as RAF Fighter Command defended Britain against the Luftwaffe. Their pilots intercepted incoming formations and challenged German fighters in the struggle for air superiority.
The Mk.II belonged to the Spitfire’s early wartime development. This model carries the serial P7350, connecting the build to an actual Battle of Britain veteran. The RAF has featured Spitfire IIa P7350 in its commemorative flying activities, preserving a tangible connection to the aircraft and aircrews of 1940. Royal Air Force
The included brick figure represents Ludwik Martel, a Polish pilot who served with No. 603 Squadron RAF. His inclusion adds a personal dimension to the model and highlights the contribution of Polish airmen to the Allied war effort. Explore the broader history of the Supermarine Spitfire.
COBI Supermarine Spitfire Mk.II Product Information
| Product Detail |
Specification |
| Product Name |
COBI Supermarine Spitfire Mk.II Fighter |
| SKU / Set Number |
5778 |
| Brand |
COBI |
| Collection |
Historical Collection — World War II |
| Conflict Era |
World War II |
| Number of Pieces |
384 |
| Number of Brick Figures |
1 — Ludwik Martel, RAF pilot |
| Recommended Age |
7+ |
| Scale |
1:32 |
| Product Length |
11.42 inches |
| Product Width / Wingspan |
13.78 inches |
| Product Height |
5.12 inches without display stand |
| Height on Display Stand |
Approximately 7.09 inches |
| Graphics |
Pad-printed markings; no stickers |
| Display Accessories |
Stand, transparent support, and nameplate |
Detailed Features from Cockpit to Landing Gear
- Distinctive elliptical wings: The broad, curved wing outline gives the completed fighter its recognizable Spitfire silhouette.
- Opening cockpit canopy: Lift the transparent canopy to access the pilot’s seat and arrange the included brick figure.
- Retractable landing gear: Fold the main wheels into the underside of the wings for a flight display, or extend them for a parked aircraft.
- Rotating propeller: Turn the three-bladed propeller, complete with contrasting yellow blade tips.
- Pad-printed RAF markings: Roundels, aircraft codes, and serial details complement the brown-and-green camouflage.
- Ludwik Martel pilot brick figure: Flight clothing, a yellow life jacket, and interchangeable headgear help bring the cockpit or display base to life.
- Display stand and nameplate: A transparent support holds the aircraft above a black base, while the plaque identifies the model and scale.
Make Room for an RAF Classic
With a 13.78-inch wingspan, this Spitfire offers room to appreciate its wing shape and camouflage. View it from above to see the elliptical outline, or position it at an angle to highlight the cockpit, fuselage markings, and propeller.
The stand also gives you flexibility when arranging a collection. Display the pilot beside the aircraft, or place him inside the cockpit. For a complementary 1:32 scale WWII aircraft, explore the COBI Messerschmitt Bf 110C #5777. The two models provide an interesting comparison between a single-engine British fighter and a twin-engine German heavy fighter.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this set require stickers?
No. The aircraft’s markings use pad-printed graphics.
Are the pilot and display stand included?
Yes. The set includes one Ludwik Martel pilot brick figure, a display stand, and a nameplate.
How tall is the completed model?
The aircraft measures 5.12 inches high without its stand and approximately 7.09 inches when displayed on the stand.
Who is this set suitable for?
COBI recommends it for ages seven and older. Its historical subject and display accessories also make it appealing to adult aircraft collectors.
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