Breda 75A....Finished!!! (Photos)

Modeling Subjects Aircraft
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The Breda 75 A was to be an observation/bomber in the Regia Aeronauitica in 1937. As many X-planes all over the world, it never made it, one was built for tests.
Since I like old “strange” planes I thought the “Breda” should be in my collection. Drew up plans, cutted the needed wood and last night made its entry into my display hangar…

Specs:
Solid Wood Model. “Mahogany”
Scale 1:72
Engine and wheels: Plaster or Paris
Canopy: Heat molded transparent plastic sheet, paper structure
Landing Gear: Bamboo slivers and Mahogany
Const. Time. 63 hrs.
Paint: Household Metallic Spray.

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Nice one Solid. A great little model of a rare bird.

Regards, Rick

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Amazing! Great job, its gorgeous! Neat subject, too. I love off-the-wall models.

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it looks fantastic.

joe

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That’s one great looking model.

Jerry

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Wow! That is truly a work of art. Beautiful job.

Cheers,

Eric

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Superb work! Amazing! Thanks for sharing!

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Solid,

Sweet looking Breda. Did you ever finishe that RO-40 or 41 that you started a bit back?

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Happy to see you all liked the little Breda…Tracy:.Nope, the RO-41 is in the hangar!!!, I have postponed it for one reason or other [oops]
I am presently making a Fiat-BR-20 and a very nice old transport the Dewoitine-333, 1934 three engine job…So many models so little time…[;)]

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Solid: Yet another very nice build and as usual… an unusual subject [;)]! I look forward to you next couple of builds. The Br 20 I am familiar with but the De 333 I’ve never heard of. Looking forward to some pics.