Fiat G.50 (oz14155)
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Fiat G.50. Peanut scale rubber model Italian WWII fighter.
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Quote: "Here's another peanut scale design from prolific designer Pres Bruning [main pic, 003-005] the World War Two Fiat G-50 Italian fighter aircraft. While its lines seem a bit out of place amongst all those sleek predatory birds of the time, it was actually a well-suited design for African desert operations. It was robust and easily maintained in the field. This little model represents an historical classic of the time. Thank you again Steve and Mary for such a beautiful website."
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(oz14155)
Fiat G.50
by Pres Bruning
September 1988
13in span
Scale Rubber F/F LowWing Military Fighter
clean :)
all formers complete :)
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Submitted: 23/10/2022
Filesize: 249KB
Format: • PDFbitmap
Credit*: NealGreen
Downloads: 505
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Yet another excellent job from the Green School, to grace a fine Pres Bruning design.The saying goes that the devil is in the details, but Neal doesn't give it much credence, those markings are smashing!
Miguel - 27/10/2022
The choice of the plane is very judicious. Fiat is not just a brand of cars ;-) There is a whole series of Italian aircraft and it is, I repeat, an interesting option if only for its historical side. This allows you to discover a whole host of construction possibilities. Especially when model making meets model making; a more precise approach. And this is valid for all enthusiasts of this site.
Olivier - 27/10/2022
Just about the origin of that plane and the reason for the open cockpit:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fiat_G.50_Freccia
pit - 28/10/2022
Very Best. Congratulations,
Umberto Minas - 11/11/2022
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