Meteorological and Foreign Service. 1930s British-built biplane fighter adapted for weather reconnaissance, kit features highly detailed engine and cockpit; decals for Germany, Belgium, Latvia, Sweden, Norway, Soviet Union, Lithuania and Great Britain. Decals and markings for: Mk.II - N5592, No.1402 Aldergrove, Northern Ireland, January 1945; Mk.II N2309/B, No.1401 Bircham Newton, 1942-1943; Mk.I G-704, 5 Eskadrile, Lithuanian AF, 1938-1939; Mk.I G-709, Soviet AF (ex-Lithuanian aircraft), unknown training unit, Baltic Coast, circa 1941; Mk.I, "Black 427", Norwegian Army Air Service FW, flown by Sgt K F Schye, Fornebu, April 1940; J-8, Royal Swedish AF, 1941; Mk.I, No.175, Latvian AF, 1937; Mk.I, G.30, 1 Escadrille (les Cometes), 1 Groupe Belgian AF, Schaffen, 1938; Mk.I, NJ+BO, ErgGr (s) 1, Luftwaffe, Baltic region, 1942-1943.