How do you pronounce: Dewoitine?

Hi fellas,

I was putting together a die-cast plane that my father bought for himself. I have been familiar with the D.520, but I never knew how to pronounce the name. I took Spanish in high school, not French, so I’m at a loss. Can any of you fine, knowledgeable people help me?

FYI, it’s from iXOmodels, 1/72 scale. The only assembly required is for the gear (up or down), pitot, antenna, prop, and airscoop.

thanks,

m@

deh - vwah – teen. Neat model!

Accent on “Vwah”…

Let me just use the name/word in a sentence. Da-waitin is almost over.LOL could’nt help myself,ok I’ll just go lie by my dish hehehehehehehehe.

Thanks for the help, gents!

m@

Nice paint job on the “build” Matt. LOL

Jim [cptn]

Thanks Jim, but it’s not my paint job. :slight_smile:

It came pre-painted, and nearly assembled. Dad didn’t have any superglue, and the gear were not fitting correctly. I just took it home, sanded off some rough spots and glued a couple of pieces on. No skills required, just better eye sight.

It’s actually the first “model” that I’ve finished in a long, long time. :wink:

m@

Don’t worry Matt, I’ll never tell anybody. LOL LOL LOL

Jim [cptn]

But it’s nice as a toy. Like they say on Antiques Roadshow,

“If you hadn’t repainted it…”

I collected diecast for a while and it’s a whole separate schedule of values. I like that model.

Hello

Dewoitine d520 , pilot Pierre Legloan , GC III/6 , Alger (algeria) 1941

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pierre_Le_Gloan