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Amazing Paul. I totally get the mirror-like image. Such a crisp and fine work. Beautiful to see. Cheers Alex

https://www.italeri.com/prodotto/2245

I have got the MO, lots and lots of JO but I am missing a very important protein: TIM-E :mpup

Its a very nice plane Saul. I have done a few:

Hi there First progress. Cockpit, engine and initial assembly. This time everything fit perfectly. And it is indeed adequate for micro month. Cheers Alex

I hope you have a good ventilation for all that resin. The stuff is nasty in the lungs. Looking very sharp boss. Not one of my favorite planes but definitely an interesting build. Cheers alex

That is amazing Paul! I also love Tamiya kits, specially the A6M Zeros and the Spits. The Sturmovik is also a gem. Your assembly is immaculate. Congratulations. Cheers Alex

That is a gem! beautiful job, very sharp. Now the final stretch to the finish line.

That is a nice picture, but really mild. We have a child in the ward which pressed one of these "Marking compressed air guns" used to put tabs on cattle into his eye. That is a sight you don't want to see... Which system do you use? we have SAP here, very cumbersome. I thought ORBIS was much...

In Italian it is l'aeroplano - masculine - so better have some clothes on...

Thank you both. I am warming up for this guy here: Cheers Alex

Very sharp. I wish I could use airbrushes... good job John!

I would stick to the Italian ones, with that beautiful "Cavallino rampante" emblem of the 4° Stormo on the tail. Although the Danish one looks really nice.

Then you might like this one..

That is such a nice model. Kudos to you for choosing a different theme. How about exploding it in half and showing a submarine in the distance? That would be a nice diorama... Cheers Alex

Oh please do... Ophtalmological surgeries are so interesting. How come you train surgeons? In what specifically? My curiosity has been awakened. BTW wonderful project. will be watching closely. Cheers Alex

It will be coming up soon, I'll keep you posted. For now let's enjoy @paddy's excellent work!

You are WAY too kind. I appreciate the comment, it is better, but you just stay tuned - this was a warm uup round for what's coming up next!

You are certainly very kind. I also agree, the Folgore is by far the most beautiful Italian WWII plane and I dare to say together with the Spitfire the most beautiful WWII plane. It is my favorite, I have built 22 of them - most are garbage, but the new ones are getting better. Thanks again!

I think this is a brilliant build so far Paddy. I am planing on doing an Italian Ju-87 (Pichiatello) in 1/72. I would love to add gun bays if they were available... Cheers and good luck Alex