Look at this commercial 
https://www.iwc.ch/messepopup_2006/pilotmovie/pilots_movie_wmv_big-en.asp
:roflmao: :roflmao:
Well worth watching (:roflmao: ), despite the throttle yanking.
So, what spit versions was that? A Spit XIV or even higher number (5 bladed prop, long nose, 21?), and a Spit IX (4 bladed prop)? Both clipped wings, hmmm…
I found this one…a Spitfire from 222th Squadron is engraved on the back!
Limited “End of WWII” Edition: 1945 Pieces…
The Spitfires:
Could be a Mk IXC CW (4 blades)
or a Mk XIVE CW (5 blades).
As far as I was able to read them, the markings are AW-T, but I cannot identify it from the list of existng Spitfires:
http://www.militaryairshows.co.uk/spitaw.htm
Hi chaps.
I asked some friends about this and they found out the following:
The two Spitfires are clipped-wing versions of the Mark 14 and 9. The 14 with the 5 bladed prop.
The Mark14e is SM832.
The Mark IXc is ML417
They are flying out of Chino Valley California
HTH