gabriele

I hope to finisched it as soon as possible

thank you Gil; only building OOTB : that kit was one of the best Supermodel

a my small work in progress of a 1/72 kit of Italeri S.M. 79 of Regia Aeronautica during the late 1941 the kit must be finisched with the flat clear

a small work in progress of a my 1/72 Italeri kit of S.M. 81 K 14 that is a warplane of Regia Aeronautica in Lybia during 1941 the same was used as logistical support for the Luftwaffe's He 111 raid on Fort Lamy in Ciad the model must be finisched with flat clear

you may use Humbrol 120 enamel... and these are two pcitures of a my builded 1/72 kit of B.R. 20 "Cicogna" from Italeri box with Tauromodel 's decals :

the milliput ; now a picture of finisched model:

all different from my S.81 ! now a bad italian bomber (only two years of life in Regia Aeronautica, 1937-1938) the Piaggio P. 32 from 1/72 resin kit LF Models...That is a picture of the model builded at 90% and others in work in progress

painted fre-hand

I am very grateful to you for your opinion about my model of S.81 For the camouflaged I used Humbrol enamel paint with white spirit as medium, for green and brown spots , I have spread the color with a Badger 150 airbrush and low air pressure; afther the acrilic gloss clear Model Master's paint for decalling, the weathering was reproduced with oil paint always with white spirit as medium. At last, acrilic flatt clear Model Master's...

I am very happy for your opinion !!! now I am finisching an another italian bomber, the Piaggio P.32 always in 1/72 but with a camouflage in bands of color

From Italeri 1/72 kit; is a bomber of 203° sq. of Regia Aeronautica, based at Galatina Airfield during 1940

Dear Rick thank you; in these days I learned that only the wings of YP. 80 A was shorter than P.80 A (wingspan of YP.80 A: meters 11,887; wingspan of P.80 A and of P.80 C m. 12,167). The difference in only of cm. 28 who in 1/48 scale is 5 mm...I think that it is better no change anythings on the wings of Monogram kit...

Thanks you Gil; now I see to find the issue on that magazine; for the wins of YP-80 A : these wings were more shorter than P 80 C or not ? also the fouselage of YP.80 A was shorter...

Thanks you; I know that web site and also in Italy there are others web site with pics on P.80 in my country, but the problem for me are the wings...

I'm looking scale plans of YP.80 A: I want to reproduce one of two YP.80A, S/N 44-8308 (C/N 1007) e S/N 44-83029 (C/N 1008), that in december of 1944 was used in Italy (based at Foggia ), from the 1/48 kit Monogram P.80 C...Please may you help me to find these scale plans or drawings ? Thanks you so mutch Regards Gabriele

thanks to all for the good works about my kits

thanks you so mutch Dennis; escuse me for the pcitures of my models; now I insert somethings but please do not destroy me with your comments... FIAT G. 55 Serie I/sottoserie 0 "Centauro" , Sq. Aut. "Montefusco" A.N.R. march 1944 from RCR resin kit 1/48 scale Savoia Marchetti S.M. 82 "Marsupiale" raid on Gibilterra; Regia Aeronautica 1940 from Italeri 1/72 kit Aer.Macchi C.205 "Veltro" serie I, 90°sq. 10° gr. 4°, Regia Aeronautica summer 1943 from Hasegawa 1/48 kit F.I.A.T. BR. 20 "Cicogna" 9° sq. B.T. Regia Aeronautica spring-summer 1940 from Italeri 1/72 kit F.I.A.T. CR. 42 "Falco" Sq. "Esigenza IRAQ" Regia Aeronautica - Kirkuk 1941 from Classic Airframes 1/48 kit Krauss Maffei 1 A 1 "lLeopard" 28° cav. sqn. Esercito Italiano 1980 My web site is www.modellismosalento.it

Hello to all forum members I am Gabriele, IPMS Italy card. no. 2112/91; I am living at Lecce, one of the most beautiful city of south Italy. I am interested in Italian aircrafts (1/48 and 1/72 scale) and ground vehicles (1/35) both since 1900. I also manages a small site .