Spitfire XIV vs ME262
Vickers Supermarine Spitfire F. Mk XIVc RM787 CG, Wg Cdr. Colin Grey, Lympne Wing, October 1944.

The real RM787 was a Mk XIVe and although W/C Grey was New Zealands highest scoring ace with 27 and two shared victories, he failed to score a single victory whilst flying RM787! Post war, RM787 served with the Belgian Air Force as SG28.
Spitfire XIVc and Me262 A1 from AvHistory.org

The real RM787 was a Mk XIVe and although W/C Grey was New Zealands highest scoring ace with 27 and two shared victories, he failed to score a single victory whilst flying RM787! Post war, RM787 served with the Belgian Air Force as SG28.
Spitfire XIVc and Me262 A1 from AvHistory.org
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This Spitfire was the best thing that ever happened to CFS3. Before this came out we were stuck with those very lame stock Spitfires! 