Good work!!

Thanks so much RetiredInKalifornia! I don't want to invade Kriss' space as he illustrates his work to us. I will only mention one book, written however in Italian, which I consider very valid for understanding the aircraft and therefore knowing how to translate it into a model: Il Gobbo maledetto by...

Hi Kriss!! GREAT, GREAT choice!!! It's the aircraft I love most! I also had the opportunity to enter inside the example kept in Trento at the Caproni Museum (the only other survivor is in Vigna di Valle) and I won't deny that being inside I got shivers thinking about those young boys who, inside a s...

Hi Vince, Happy 2024 to you and everyone! Thank you for your answer which I read with great care. I don't think Churchill particularly cared about the city of Trieste and even less about Fiume and Dalmatia but I believe, as you rightly say, he tended to maintain a zone of influence where he had had ...

Thank you so much Vince for this post which contains a very precious testimony. I was born and live in Trieste so certain testimonies particularly touch me. Much, much still needs to be told about the events that happened in those terrible days: as is known, history is written by the winners. After ...

Hi Zeton and welcome aboard! About references I can suggest you two books wich, at my advise, are the best: - Colori e schemi mimetici della Regia Aeronautica - U. Postiglioni/A. Degl'Innocenti --- Italian language - Camouflage and markings of the Aeronautica Nazionale Repubblicana - F. D'Amico/G. V...

Hi Editor I've send to stormo@stormomagazine.com via Wetransfer building description and pictures of my P.108. Feel you free to correct the description as you desire (my english is terrible!!!) even in terms of lenght. Also for the pictures you can pick what you want and/or resize it. Thanks so much...

The P.108 design solutions were avant-garde and significantly surpassed those of direct Allied competitors such as the B-24 Liberator or the B-17 Flying Fortress. But the step from the design phase to the construction phase was too long for the Italian industry of the time. The big Achilles' heel la...

Thanks so much!

Hi Editor!
Thanks for your kind words!!!
I don't wanna clog this site with too many pictures of my model.
I post just a few. Who is interested can see whole report on my site at http://brunoperfetto.weebly.com
An article is also been published on Sky Model n. 126.
Thanks for watchin'!!!!

Bruno

Hi you all! Breda Z2 fuselage station were fixed and not rotating. The support beam (not a "tube") insn't clear in which position was fixed: on my model I've positioned it on 12 just for logical assumption. Gunners, which controlled electrically wing turrets, is not clear how do they could stand saf...

Hi everyone I'm reading just now this post and I wanted to add a testimony regarding the SM.79 interior colors. Here attached a couple of photos that I had the opportunity to take about 25 years ago: the plane is the Trento one. The interiors, as you can see, are original and you can see how Anticor...