Mk Vb Spitfire, Flown by S/L Jan Zumbach, No 303 Squadron, Polish Air Force, 1942.
Sqn. Ldr. Jan Zumbach's aircraf had a 'Donald Duck' painted on its side which came from Zumbach's nickname. The 303 played a very significant role in the Battle of Britain, joining more than 150 fellow Polish pilots in this crucial encounter. The squadron shot down 126 enemy planes and lost merely eight pilots in the effort, far surpassing the performance of any British squadron
The Spitfire was the most famous fighter aircraft of World War II. It was the only British fighter plane to be in continuous production throughout the war. Just over 20,000 Spitfires were built in total. The plane remained in production and active service until 1955. The Spitfires used in the film Battle of Britain were almost invisible to the camera, as they were so well camouflaged. They had to be filmed against clouds so that they could be seen.
Spruce up your room, man-cave, garage or toolbox with this vinyl decal paying tribute to the Spitfire and this WWII Ace! Comes with smaller vinyl decals that can be applied anywhere, an application tool, and instructions.
What makes our vinyl prints special?
Available in two material options!
Movable - Ready to make a move? Our vinyl wall prints are movable and reusable for interior application.
Permanent - Need it to stick? Our 3M decal material will adhere permanently. Great for trailers!
Variety of sizes - small, medium or large.
Authentic - Genuine high resolution images of your favorite aircraft bring life to any room!
Produced in the U.S.A. - Thoughtfully crafted by skilled AirCorps team members in Bemidji, MN.
