Carbon Art 45 Expands Its National Spitfire Project Collection

The National Spitfire Project is delighted to continue its partnership with Carbon Art 45, whose exceptional handcrafted carbon fibre sculptures are helping to bring the National Spitfire Monument one step closer to reality.

Created by renowned designer and engineer Alastair Gibson, each sculpture combines precision engineering with artistic craftsmanship, celebrating one of Britain’s most iconic aircraft while directly supporting our fundraising campaign. The initiative has already raised an incredible £29,000 for the National Spitfire Project, demonstrating the generosity of collectors and aviation enthusiasts who have chosen to support the creation of the National Spitfire Monument.

For every sculpture sold, £1,000 is donated to the National Spitfire Project, with the UK Government matching that contribution, meaning every purchase generates £2,000 towards the monument.

Three Stunning Spitfire Designs

Carbon Art 45 has expanded the collection with three distinctive interpretations of the legendary Supermarine Spitfire Mk V, each celebrating a different chapter in the aircraft’s remarkable history.

Speedform Supermarine Spitfire Mk V

The Speedform Supermarine Spitfire Mk V captures the timeless elegance of one of history’s greatest fighter aircraft. Handcrafted from aerospace-grade carbon fibre with precision-machined aluminium components, it showcases the unmistakable lines that have made the Spitfire an enduring symbol of innovation, engineering excellence and courage.

Find out more about the Speedform Supermarine Spitfire Mk V sculpture and how to purchase.

Invasion Speedform Supermarine Spitfire Mk V

The Invasion Speedform Supermarine Spitfire Mk V commemorates the aircraft that flew during the liberation of Europe. Featuring the iconic black and white invasion stripes worn during the Allied campaign in 1944, it pays tribute to the pilots, engineers and ground crews whose skill and determination helped shape history.

Find out more about the Invasion Speedform Supermarine Spitfire Mk V sculpture and how to purchase.

K5054 First Flight Speedform Supermarine Spitfire Mk V

The K5054 First Flight Speedform Supermarine Spitfire Mk V honours the original Spitfire prototype that first took to the skies from Southampton on 5 March 1936. Inspired by the aircraft that began the Spitfire story, it celebrates the innovation, vision and engineering excellence that created one of the world’s most recognisable aircraft.

Find out more about the K5054 First Flight Speedform Supermarine Spitfire Mk V sculpture and how to purchase.

Supporting the National Spitfire Monument

Every sculpture purchased is more than a remarkable piece of aviation art—it is a direct investment in preserving the Spitfire’s legacy.

As well as supporting the National Spitfire Monument, purchasers have the opportunity to have their name incorporated into the monument itself, creating a lasting connection with this national tribute. Carbon Art 45 also invites owners to share their personal Spitfire stories, helping to preserve the memories and connections that make the aircraft so special to people around the world.

We are incredibly grateful to Alastair Gibson, the team at Carbon Art 45 and everyone who has purchased one of these beautiful sculptures. Raising £29,000 so far is a fantastic achievement, and every new sculpture sold brings us another step closer to creating a lasting monument to the people who designed, built, flew and maintained the iconic Supermarine Spitfire.

Together, we are ensuring that the Spitfire’s story continues to inspire generations to come.

To purchase one of these stunning sculptures, please visit: https://carbonart45.com/

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