Ah thanks @CoolPeach

I screenshot them, upload to Imgur and then take the link and put it into this format:
! [] (link) (no spaces)
@F4f879

How do you get images? @CoolPeach

Exellent. @CoolPeach

Gonna fix that, don't worry
@Awsomur

It's all very good, but I don't like how the v.stabilizer sticks out from the back of the plane as seen in image 1.

@CoolPeach Awesome!

Cheers friend!
@RailfanEthan

393, should be in total 450 @EpicPigster1

Sweet beans

Beautiful! How many parts is it?

This particular model the MK II A had a three bladed propellor

@FlyingThings First had 2 Later Mk 1 had 3 and in 1943 (i think) they pgraded to 4, 5 prop was last days of ww2 and post war.

@CoolPeach Is done

Would really appreciate if you did that
@PlanesOfOld

I can nudge it for you. @CoolPeach

I'd also like to see someone else attempt this glorious plane. Thank you for the criticism by the way. (Although couldn't nudge it in anymore on iOS)
@PlanesOfOld

Nah, saw that you were busy and was like I shouldn't bother you anymore
@BaconEggs

Depends on the model, I think the last ones had 5 but some of the earlier ones only had 4
@FlyingThings

Oh gad I forgot about help you in this I'm sorry(or I'm retarded, either/or)

Makes me want to have another go at the spitfire I have been promising to build for 2 years lol. Never thought I could do it justice and gave up on it. this is nice. TIP nudge the red parts of the roundels down a bit, and make the exhausts out of fuselage inlets, Good luck!

Doesnt the Spitfire have 5 propeller blades?

Oh, yeah. I haven't done those yet, I have to get some one to fix some stuff as a priority.
@Tully2001

@CoolPeach
No problem mate!

Thank you!
@phanps