1/4 Scale Spitfire Aircraft Replicas
Supermarine Works
Welcome to Supermarine Works, where history takes flight. We are dedicated to preserving the legacy of Britain’s most iconic fighter, the Spitfire, through our meticulously crafted 1/4 scale models.
Whether you are a museum, collector, aviation centre or historical themed establishment, our models are designed to captivate, as permanent memorials or temporary displays.
At Supermarine Works, we specialise in bringing Spitfire replicas to life with unparalleled attention to detail. We excel in pattern making and offer top-tier painting and finishing services that transform basic airframes into stunningly realistic representations of the original aircraft. We take pride in achieving finishes that capture the true essence of the Spitfire, incorporating any colour scheme and all surface detail, with our own 1/4 scale composite models.
We are continuously manufacturing unique static display Spitfire models for memorials, collectors, and gate guardians, ensuring each piece serves as a powerful tribute to RAF history. We also offer the option to hire our models for military and themed dinners, events, and special occasions, providing an authentic, stunning centrepiece that elevates any setting.
Explore our site to discover and order our renowned all-composite 1/4 scale Spitfire, perfect for both indoor and outdoor static display. For those interested in action, we also offer links to videos showcasing our RC Spitfire models in flight.
Let Supermarine Works help you bring a piece of aviation history into your world.
About Us
BACKGROUND. Mike Booth is a "dyed in the wool" designer and pattern maker who has worked commercially in motor racing composites, Airbus Industries and the film industry. He is also a commercial artist. In 1989 he established the Flying Legends brand name, and then the current registered trademark and logo Supermarine Works.
NB. Mike Booth identifies himself as the designer and copyright holder of this Spitfire, the shield logo, including the brand names 'Flying Legends, first published by him in 1989 and the registered trademark SUPERMARINE WORKS, as his intellectual property.