Flyingbabydoc
Well-known member
Hello dear friends,
So I have decided to start a sort of "on-going" Topic for some of my attempts with WWII Italian aircraft (my true Passion in modelism) and share them with you outside the campaigns.
The first one is a classic and probably the best biplane ever built - yet way too obsolete for WWII. Still, it was so maneuverable that Hurricane pilots could only hit it with dive and shoot passes, never in a tight dogfight. This is the Fiat CR.42 Falco (Hawk), the last Project of Celestino Rosatelli. I am building the Italeri 1/72 with PE from Eduard, representing an airplane of the 161° Gruppo based in Rhodes during 1941.
First Pictures and PE:
Cheers
Alex
So I have decided to start a sort of "on-going" Topic for some of my attempts with WWII Italian aircraft (my true Passion in modelism) and share them with you outside the campaigns.
The first one is a classic and probably the best biplane ever built - yet way too obsolete for WWII. Still, it was so maneuverable that Hurricane pilots could only hit it with dive and shoot passes, never in a tight dogfight. This is the Fiat CR.42 Falco (Hawk), the last Project of Celestino Rosatelli. I am building the Italeri 1/72 with PE from Eduard, representing an airplane of the 161° Gruppo based in Rhodes during 1941.
First Pictures and PE:
Cheers
Alex