Another contest (fourth already) for winning our Spitfire Mk.IXc late version 1/48 for FREE is here! This will be one of the last easier contest questions. Upcoming questions are going to be much harder, so this is also your last chance to win our new Spitfire the easy way... As with previous three contests, there will be two winners - one will be picked here on Eduard Blog, the other one will be chosen on Facebook. (Congratulations to both winners of the previous contest - Ivan Petrovský and Paul Wertheim) Winners will get our new scale kit of Spitfire Mk.IXc late version 1/48 for

We've had our first live-chat session with Eduard's CEO Vladimir Sulc past Sunday evening (3rd March 2013, 20:00 GMT+1) and we'd like to say thanks to each and every one of you who joined us for discussion about our upcoming Spitfire Mk.IXc late version 1/48 scale kit. We'll be having another live-chat session soon! Watch our Facebook and Eduard Blog so you can join in too! We've noticed that some of you were not pleased by the scheduled time, during which the live-chat happened. There were fans who simply couldn't make it because it was 03.00am of their time. Know that we are aware of t

During summer 2009, several Eduard peeps visited museums in Canada, in order to further research some questionable areas of Spitfire Mk.IX aircraft  (and other versions too). They visited Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum in Hamilton, Canada Aviation And Space Museum in Ottawa, and other private museums. I'm bringing you few photos from this "trip" - mainly from inside of the museums, where Vladimir Sulc, Stanislav Archman and Ladislav Jonas carefully inspected several Spitfire machines. Without further due, here are the photos. Enjoy!

Maybe you're asking yourself, why are we showing you Spitfire wing details again, even though we had showed them already in post „-36“. It's because we would like to show you two changes that were recently made on the molding tool, to perfectly imitate Spitfire's Mk.IXc late version. First modification focuses on landing gear bay opening, while second one adds the base for IFF antennae under the right side of the wing - we're trying to make the best representation of this machine in every detail! Check out the photos and the mentioned areas below - click the photo to enlarge it.

It is pleasure for me to announce the very first (and also very special) Spitfire-related bonus that you can download totally FREE from our websites. You can download blueprint of our Spitfire Mk.IXc late version in hi-res PDF & TIF files from official Spitfire page: Official Spitfire page We are really looking forward to your opinions and discussion that will surely arise. Do you think we're crazy? Too bold? Out of control? Perhaps... but still, GO download it, check it out, and let us know what you think in the comments below! Visit official Spitfire page and download your