1⁄48CANT Z-1007bis
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This is the Alpha Flight 1:48 scale resin kit with a lot of scratch: engines, propellers, exhausts, weapons and access ladder. A lot of filler was needed too. The camouflage of the CANT is a challenge on it's own, very typical of this aircraft type in the Regia Aeronautica. The airbrushing was done freehand with photos of the real aircraft permanently under the eyes... and a lot of touch ups! This CANT was used by the 63° squadriglia, 23° Gruppo, 9° Stormo, over Malta during day and night operations.
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Sorry for beiing to late to answer on a Regia Aeronautica theme
The Model is great, just great!!
For the records:The "CANT Z-1007 bis Alcione" was the primary (together with "Savoia Marchetti SM.79 Sparviero") bomber in the Italian Campaign in my country, Greece.
Cheers Nick
FEB 05, 2010 - 11:55 PM
It always floors me when I see a camo scheme like that. What a great job. You know, it would make a nice tutorial feature, because I have no idea where to start on something like that. Something to keep in mind.
Beautiful model - congrats.
Cheers,
Mike
FEB 06, 2010 - 04:46 AM
Another great build of you, Jean! These italian camos are really something special for us modellers, maybe that's one reason why I havn't started my Trumpeter 1:48 SM 79 yet. And as Louis presents us his great Sunderland in Malta diorama, these 2 aircrafts match perfectly togehter.
Happy modelling
Torsten
FEB 06, 2010 - 11:06 AM
that is an absolutely beautiful build and paint-up! wow. makes me envious.
FEB 06, 2010 - 01:03 PM
Outstanding work! As already pointed out the camouflage looks fantastic!
Thanks for sharing
FEB 10, 2010 - 01:27 AM
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