1/48 Aeromacchi C.200
Aircraft from 96 Squadriglia, 9 Gruppo, 4 Stormo CT, Alture di Pola, April 1941. This was a Breda built plane as evidenced by Breda’s distinctive style of mottling and the small tail cross. This is the Pacific Coast kit with a Vector engine, Master gun barrels and additional details added to the wheel well and landing gear.
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Louis Gardner said on March 10, 2019
Wow !!!!!
Another beautiful plane Dale. These Italian aircraft had a graceful look to them. The automobiles they produced were equally as sharp. My favorite is the MC 202 and the 205.
The paint is superb and it’s a wonderful model to have in your collection.
Well done my friend.
“Liked”.
Valter vaudagna said on March 10, 2019
Great
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Craig Abrahamson said on March 10, 2019
Yeah…..what Louis said ! 🙂
John Clark said on March 10, 2019
Nicely done.
David Mills said on March 11, 2019
Lovely work Dale!
Erik Gjørup said on March 11, 2019
Well done!
Greg Kittinger said on March 11, 2019
Looks great – love the camo scheme. Italians had great schemes, and although all similar in some ways, the variety across them is wonderful.
dale travis said on March 11, 2019
Thanks to all for the nice comments!
Tom Cleaver said on March 12, 2019
Very nice work, particularly “busying-up” the wheel well.
Ferry Dierckxsens said on March 12, 2019
Fantastic work! I like all the nice details you’ve added and the colourscheme is very well represented. That is allways a nice and challenging part of Italian Aircraft of this era.
George Henderson said on March 14, 2019
Love it!!!