Supermarine Spitfire

Spitfire Mk. VII, with pointier wingtips

Spitfire Mk. VI, with more rounded wingtips

The Spitfire is a British aircraft that appears as different models in Strikers 1945 (as the Mk. VII) and Strikers 1945 Plus (as the Mk. VI)

Background

The British Supermarine Spitfire is an all-purpose fighter craft that served during combat during WWII in the Royal Navy.

In Strikers 1945 PLUS, the Spitfire inherits the same weaponry that the Mosquito used in Strikers 1945 II. Its Subweapon is a rapid firing rocket. The Spitfire's Supershot, the Royal Napalm, can be accumulated relatively quickly, and does substantial damage. The Spitfire is an easy-to-use plane, which is a great choice for beginner players.

Details

• Sub Weapon: Heat Missile (Mk. VII), Consecutive Rocket Missile (Mk. VI)
• Formation Attack: Wide Formation (Mk. VII)
• Super Shot: Royal Napalm Kai (Mk. VI)
• Bomb: Fire Blade (Mk. VII), Mosquito Attackers (Mk. VI)

Specifications

• Max power: 1415 HP
• Wingspan: 1585 cm
• Length: 1153 cm
• Height: 348 cm
• Weight: 3085 kg
• Top speed: 598 km/h (listed as 687 km/h in the console versions of Strikers 1945)
• Crew: 1
• Armament: 20 mm x 2, 7.7 mm x 4

Extra Information

• Pilot: Alice Herring
• First Appearance: Strikers 1945

Gallery

Strikers 1945

The Spitfire Mk. VII in the arcade attract demo of Strikers 1945

The Spitfire Mk. VII in the console arcade attract demo of Strikers 1945

The Spitfire Mk. VII in the arcade version of Strikers 1945

The Spitfire Mk. VII on the Player 2 side of the screen in Strikers 1945

The Spitfire Mk. VII in the Android version of Strikers 1945 (from October 2020)

a Playable Supermarine Spitfire Mk. VII in the console intro of Strikers 1945

The Spitfire Mk. VII in the console attract demo of Strikers 1945

Spitfire Mk. VII Fighters Index model

Fighters Index illustration 1

Fighters Index illustration 2

The Spitfire Mk. VII in the console versions of Strikers 1945

Fighter Select art (arcade version)

Fighter Select art (console versions)

Fighter Select art with specs

The Spitfire Mk. VII during gameplay

The Spitfire Mk. VII firing Heat Missiles at Level 1

The Spitfire Mk. VII firing Heat Missiles at Level 2

The Spitfire Mk. VII firing Heat Missiles at Level 3

The Spitfire Mk. VII firing Heat Missiles at Level 4

"Challenge Next Game Level!" art (with Messerschmitt Bf-109)

Strikers 1945 Plus

The Spitfire Mk. VI in the attract demo of Strikers 1945 Plus

Spitfire Mk. VI 2-player art

The Spitfire Mk. VI in Strikers 1945 Plus Portable

The Spitfire Mk. VI during gameplay

The Spitfire Mk. VI firing Consecutive Rocket Missiles

The Spitfire Mk. VI throwing a Royal Napalm

Strikers 1945 Collection

The Spitfire Mk. VII firing Heat Missiles at Level 1 in Strikers 1945 Collection

The Spitfire Mk. VII firing Heat Missiles at Level 2 in Strikers 1945 Collection

The Spitfire Mk. VII firing Heat Missiles at Level 3 in Strikers 1945 Collection

The Spitfire Mk. VII firing Heat Missiles at Level 4 in Strikers 1945 Collection

The Spitfire Mk. VII character puzzle in Strikers 1945 Collection

Trivia

• The Spitfire's shot type was changed in Strikers 1945 Plus, going from a spread type to a straight type. This is because the model used in Strikers 1945 Plus is the earlier Mk. VI variant as opposed to the original game's later Mk. VII variant.
• In the Android version, this aircraft starts with its main shot at level 2 and 3 bombs, but will be locked for 2 hours starting with the moment it was selected, along with the P-51 Mustang, Messerschmitt Bf-109, Zero Fighter, and J7W Shinden.
  • This is no longer the case as of September 24, 2020. It instead can be unlocked by logging in for 7 days.
• In the ending of Strikers 1945 Plus, the Spitfire Mk. VII flies and passing through Arc de Triomphe monument in Paris, France.