I hope I can get some assistance with Captain Mario's D'Agostini's CR.32 in Greece 1940. It appears to be scheme E3, but I am less certain of the remaining fuselage numeral markings of this AC belonging to the 163rd. Much thanks in advance.
Harvey
Captain Mario D'Agostini's CR32
Captain Mario D'Agostini's CR32
Hello gentlemen.
I hope I can get some assistance with Captain Mario's D'Agostini's CR.32 in Greece 1940. It appears to be scheme E3, but I am less certain of the remaining fuselage numeral markings of this AC belonging to the 163rd. Much thanks in advance.
Harvey
I hope I can get some assistance with Captain Mario's D'Agostini's CR.32 in Greece 1940. It appears to be scheme E3, but I am less certain of the remaining fuselage numeral markings of this AC belonging to the 163rd. Much thanks in advance.
Harvey
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Re: Captain Mario D'Agostini's CR32
Hi Harvey,
That's the only photo of D'Agostini's CR.32. There's a build in the Gallery of this machine.
link to D'Agostini's CR.32
In that build I used what decals were available (Chris Busbridge). The thing to keep in mind is that the upper and lower wing fasces used by FIAT were not the same ones used by Macchi, the axe handle was absent (filled in) in the FIAT stencils.
That's the only photo of D'Agostini's CR.32. There's a build in the Gallery of this machine.
link to D'Agostini's CR.32
In that build I used what decals were available (Chris Busbridge). The thing to keep in mind is that the upper and lower wing fasces used by FIAT were not the same ones used by Macchi, the axe handle was absent (filled in) in the FIAT stencils.
Vince Tassone
Re: Captain Mario D'Agostini's CR32
Thank you! The model looks great Vince.