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Caproni CA.310 in Peru - 1/72 - A065
1930s-40s Italian twin engine Reconnaissance/Light Bomber. A parallel development of the
Ca 309 GhibIi, the Ca 310 Libeccio (Southwest Wind) was a
higher-powered, more advanced version with retractable landing gear. The engines were
430/470 h.p. Piaggio P.VII C.16/35 supercharged seven-cylinder radials. Although
essentially an export machine, the Ca 310 equipped at least one Stormo at the outbreak
of war replacing Breda 65's as a temporary measure and was produced in quantity. Peru
purchased 16 in 1938 and used them in the July 1941 Ecuadorian-Peruvian war.
1930s-40s Italian Reconnaissance/Light Bomber. A parallel development of the Ca 309 GhibIi, the Ca 310 Libeccio (Southwest Wind) was a
higher-powered, more advanced version with retractable landing gear. The engines were
430/470 h.p. Piaggio P.VII C.16/35 supercharged seven-cylinder radials. Although
essentially an export machine, the Ca 310 equipped at least one Stormo at the outbreak
of war replacing Breda 65's as a temporary measure and was produced in quantity. Croatia
operated 7 captured ex-Yugoslavian machines. The Royal Yugoslav Air Force purchased 12
aircraft in 1938 and continued to operate the plane post-war in the SFR Yugoslav Air Force.
Shipping Location
Scale
Price CAD
CANADA US
1/48
$39.99
INTERNATIONAL
1/48
$39.99
Caproni Ca.310 Norwegian Service - 1/72 - A103
Italian twin-engine Reconnaissance/Light Bomber. A parallel development of the Ca 309
GhibIi, the Ca 310 Libeccio (Southwest Wind) was a higher-powered, more advanced version
with retractable landing gear. The engines were 430/470 h.p. Piaggio P.VII C.16/35
supercharged seven-cylinder radials. Although essentially an export machine, the Ca 310
equipped at least one Stormo at the outbreak of war replacing Breda 65's as a temporary
measure and was produced in quantity. Norway ordered 24 but swapped 12 for the improved
Ca.312; operating 4 Ca.310s: MM.501, MM.503, MM.505 and MM.507.
Shipping Location
Scale
Price CAD
CANADA US
1/48
$39.99
INTERNATIONAL
1/48
$39.99
Caproni Ca.310 Libeccio Italian & Spanish - 1/72 - A106
Caproni Ca.310 'Italian and Spanish' w/ later version engine cowls. This kit's
decals offer two markings for Spanish Nationalist's Air Force machines and two Regia
Aeronautica machines. Both Spanish machines feature green camo with sand blotches
on upper surfaces with grey undersides. Both sport Nationalist black
circular insignias, white horizontal stabilizer and rudder with black cross,
black stripes on the wings and white wingtips. Moreover, machine 18 14 sports
commemoration sign for the fallen Lt. Valles. The Italian machines feature two
tone camouflage on upper surfaces with the exception that one of them features two tones
of green on the upper surfaces. The same machine sports Italian tri-colour insignia on
the tail. The other Italian machine sports the later national insignia on the tail.
