Gemini Aces Spitfire Mk. IX - Lt. Ohr USAAF (Mediterranean Theatre} Scale 1/72 GAUSA1004

Gemini Aces Spitfire Mk. IX - Lt. Ohr USAAF (Mediterranean Theatre} Scale 1/72 GAUSA1004

GAUSA1004 is now out of production and increasingly rare, making it an exciting addition for collectors of WWII aviation or anyone with a passion for the iconic Spitfire.

• No Faults
• Fully boxed
• Actual pictures of the model box is shown

An extraordinary rendition of the legendary Spitfire Mk. IX, this 1:72 scale die-cast model by Gemini Aces pays tribute to Lt. William T. Ohr of the USAAF, who flew in the Mediterranean Theatre during World War II.

Beautifully finished with accurate USAAF markings over desert camouflage, this model captures a unique chapter in the Spitfire’s storied career—serving not just under RAF command, but in American hands during operations across North Africa and Italy. The attention to detail is superb, from the fine panel lines to the detailed cockpit and authentic unit insignia.

Add this historic aircraft to your collection today—while it's still available.

 

IMPORTANT BEFORE YOU BUY: We want you to ​k​now that these are pre-owned models, which means they are pre-loved. This collection was owned by a gentleman who sadly passed away. His family wants to sell his collection to collectors ​w​orldwide. They ​believe this is the right thing to do so that other collectors can treasure these models. Each model has been inspected and re-boxed. We carefully check the models and try our best to note any faults. We will ​display photos of the actual model, where possible, and the box, so you can see the model you are purchasing. There may be minor faults or parts missing. We list any obvious faults or missing parts we spot. However, we are not experts in military models. We​ appreciate your understanding and hope you will treasure these models. We have over 700 models to list over the coming weeks and months, so please check the PRE-LOVED category regularly. We are working through this vast collection​, box by box​ and ask for your patience.