M-33 Quasimodo (oz14178)
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M-33 Quasimodo. Control line stunt model. Wingspan 1000 mm.
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Update 10/11/2022: Added article from Jan 1950 Modellismo, thanks to Pit.
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(oz14178)
M-33 Quasimodo
by Piero Gnesi
from MOVO
1950
40in span
IC C/L Kit
clean :)
formers unchecked
got article :) -
Submitted: 05/10/2022
Filesize: 504KB
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Credit*: Gianni, Pino
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M.33 was the MO.VO version of "Quasimodo" stunter, a 1950 design by Piero Gnesi.Wend - 10/11/2022
Attached article from Jan 1950 Modellismo about Gnesi's Quasimodo plan. The article say for further plan information ask the Movo Company that sell the plan or kit. In the photo description it says that Piero Gnesi is depicted holding the Quasimodo, it's wrong, he holds the Orage, another of his plan published in the next (Feb 1950) magazine. In this case Arve Mozzarini was the inker of the plan.
Pit - 10/11/2022
Got it. Have changed the title to "M-33 Quasimodo", and set the deisgner as Piero Gnesi, now. Many thanks :)
SteveWMD - 10/11/2022
The name must have inspired the model. And that inverted 13 doesn't help. I hope no one tried to fly this, she looks like she carries a curse, brrr!
Miguel - 11/11/2022
Miguel, consider that Piero Gnesi (1920-1995) was an artist too, a painter with a style in the middle of naif-surrealist, he was famous for his personages or animals with a single eye. Searching for images on Google "piero gnesi modern art" you will find some of his single eye painting. Pit
pit - 11/11/2022
Hi Pit, if you say so then I don't need to go check. But if you say that an artist liked to create and fly models then my appreciation for him can only increase!
Miguel - 11/11/2022
If you look closely at the shape of the cabin and the pilot, it represents the unique eye symbol of the artist.
Olivier - 12/11/2022
Well spotted Olivier, I wanted to see if someone would have identified the similarity.
pit - 12/11/2022
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