A new "Regia" baby - WIP

mvg3d

mvg3d

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Hi Friends,
While the G.18V "grows up", I started a new project..........
The Breda 65, the first true assault plane of the Regia Aeronautica. It wasn't a really good plane, but the courageous Italian pilots used intensively it in Spain and N.Afrika.
Do You remember the "Rareplane" model ?.......

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Looks great & I'm hoping you will make us a native CFS2 version. Have you finished the Cr-42 yet or have I missed it somehow?
 
Yes this looks fantastic - and a cheeky request - any chance of a BredaBa 65bis with turret and Iraqi markings whilst you're at it?

cheers,

SW
 
watchdog22 said:
Looks great & I'm hoping you will make us a native CFS2 version. Have you finished the Cr-42 yet or have I missed it somehow?
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Hi Watchdog,
The Breda 65 will be an FS9 plane, after its release if someone will want to convert it for CFS2 or CFS3 I'll be happy to give him the source files.
At this moment I stopped the CR.42 and the Macchi C.200 because it will be necessary to heavily modify the exterior models and the VCs (they are "old style", not as the '79) in order to have good results and, at this moment, I prefer to make new original models. I leaved them for the "Winter cold nights".....

Hi SW,
Sure, I think I'll make the "bis" version (with and without turret), but only (at this moment) the FIAT A.80 RC.41 versions, I'll make the K.14 versions in the future.

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MVG3D,

Great choice for the Regia Aeronatica!

I had a nice relaxing flight last night over Northeast Italy and the Italian Alps in your superlative SM 73 tri-motor.
 
mvg3d said:
Hi Watchdog,
Hi SW,
Sure, I think I'll make the "bis" version (with and without turret), but only (at this moment) the FIAT A.80 RC.41 versions, I'll make the K.14 versions in the future.

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Thanks!
 
Jagdflieger said:
MVG3D,

Great choice for the Regia Aeronatica!

I had a nice relaxing flight last night over Northeast Italy and the Italian Alps in your superlative SM 73 tri-motor.
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Hi Jagdflieger,
Thank You for your appreciation, but remember that the SM.73 and SM.81 are Stefano Meneghini's (Pcmeneg) planes, I made only the "skins" and gave him some help......

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