Spitfire PC

Ask any pilot which aircraft from history they would love to fly and the answer is invariably the Spitfire. Iconic, evocative and with a beauty of line that has never been equalled, the Spitfire demands the very best in flight simulation design to bring it to life in the simulated skies.

Expert vintage aircraft developers Aeroplane Heaven have combined the artistry of 1930s design and the accuracy of 21st century techniques in the definitive Spitfire expansion. The range of models featured begins appropriately with the prototype K5054 and reaches its zenith at the Griffon-engined Mk 22. Spitfire is rounded off with period scenery of RAF Duxford that includes the airfield, village and immediate surroundings.

Spitfire comes with a totally unique multimedia presentation that guides you through every aspect of flying this amazing aeroplane.

Aircraft

Prototype FS2004/2

K5054 in blue/grey factory finish with 'new types' No. 2 on fuselage

Mk1 early FS2004/2

K9906 Robert Stanford Tuck 65 Squadron Hornchurch August 1940

K9854 Wilfred Clouston 19 Squadron Duxford October 1939

Mk1A FS2004/2 and CFS3

P9386 Brian Lane Fowlmere September 1940

K9953 Adolf 'Sailor' Malan, 74 Squadron, Hornchurch May/June 1940

R6690 John Dundas 609 Squadron Middle Wallop August 1940

P9433 Constantine Pegge 610 Squadron Biggin Hill August 1940

Mk1B (cannon) FS2004/2 and CFS3

R6908 Brian Kingcome 92 Squadron Biggin Hill November 1940

Mk2A FS2004/2

P7966 Douglas Bader Tangmere Wing March 1941

P7849 'Armagh' Walter Lawson 19 Squadron Fowlmere June 1941

P8081 'Garfield Weston IV' Adolphe Vybiral 312 Czech 1941

P7350 RAF Battle of Britain Memorial Flight - Painted as L1067 XT-D 603 Squadron, RAuxAF

MkVc FS2004/2 and CFS3 (and 2 for CFS2)

AR501 310 Czech Squadron Exeter 1942 (clipped wing)

XR-K 334th Pursuit Squadron USAAF

BS295 R.Caldwell 80 Fighter Wing 1 TAF RAAF Darwin 1943 (For CFS 2 also).

A58-178 'UP –G' 79 Squadron RAAF East Asia (tropical filter) (For CFS 2 also)

MkVb FS2004/2 and CFS3

BM144 J. Zumbach 303 Polish Squadron

AB910 BBMF Painted as AB502 IR-G

VCS-7 (US Navy) D-Day gun spotter Cruiser Scouting Squadron 7

AR364 234 Squadron D-Day support fighter (Later Merlin 6 stack)

MkIX FS2004/2

MH434 222 Squadron 1943 (different gun configuration)

NL-P 341 Squadron Free French 1944

MK732 332 Squadron Royal Dutch Air Force 1950s

MK356 443 Squadron RCAF 1944

Mk IXE (clipped-wing broad blade rudder) FS2004/2

MK356 RAF Battle of Britain Memorial Flight - Painted as 21-V , 443 Squadron RCAF (short Chord)

(ex PV304) 41-416, 725 Squadron Royal Danish Air Force Karup 1947

194 R. A.Berg, (Norwegian) 132 Wing 2nd TAF 1945

OK –BXD Czech Air Police Frontier Patrol 1946

Mk IX T Two-seat trainer FS2004/2

MJ627 441 Squadron (display colours only) (ex IAC162)

Civilian Reg: G-AIDN Blue/White livery

F XIV E (Griffon) High Back FS2004/2 &CFS3

RM 908 152 Squadron SEAC 1946

RN 135 J.H. 'Ginger' Lacey 17 Squadron 1945

F XIV E (Griffon) low-back clipped-wing FS2004/2

SG127 BAF Fighter School Coxyde

TZ112 TAF No2 Squadron Wahn, Germany, 1948

PR XIX (Griffon) High Back PR version FS2004/2

PS915 RAF Battle of Britain Memorial Flight - Painted as 81 Squadron 'The Last!' 1945 (vertical camera)

F11 Wing, Skavsta, Nykoping. Swedish Air Force (oblique camera)

Mk22 (Griffon) Low Back FS2004/2

PK 428 603 Squadron R Aux AF Turnhouse 1949

PK 656 73 Squadron Ta Kali Malta 1949

K 682 80 Squadron Kai Tak Hong Kong 1951

Last updated on 10 December 2007