transadriatica

Two beauties: congratulations! Michele

If you will build another Italian aircraft of the same period, please note: the fasces on the wings always have the blades oriented toward the wing tips, those on the fuselage always have the blade looking forward. Michele

Yours is not modeling, it is art: this Etrich is a piece of artistic expression. My congratulations for the extremely high quality of your activity. Michele

A beautiful trio! From which kit have you built the Italian one? I have to build a one: it has been the first operative aircraft that my brother has flown. Thanks Michele

Just a bit too small for the Airfix kit Michele

Bought one on e-Bay about one year ago (not cheap, unfortunately) Michele

Yes, I was meaning Part 1, but I was writing at 01.56 AM, so not fully awake. Thanks for the very enjoyable views. Michele

Any chance to see also Part 2? Thanks in advance Michele

A Dornier is perfectly possible, a Do.X absolutely impossible (and not a small aircraft, by any standard)! Of the three built, the first was destroyed during WWII in a bombing of the Air Museum in Berlin, the other two were scrapped in Italy after a few years of attempts to find a use for them. Michele

For those who are not registered on Facebook, this address will lead to Liberty Quality. libertyquality@uol.com.br ATR.42 and Beechcraft 1900D are the two kits currently available. Michele

Thank you Peter, very exhaustive information. I look forward to the other "tabs" of your listing. Michele

Thank you for the info. a few bucks saved. Michele

talking of Dash8, does anybody know if this kit is a new tooling or just a reboxing of the HC? http://www.ebay.com/itm/161227590742 Thank you Michele

Looking for Noratlas images with Google I have found this: http://www.the-bluep...-2502_noratlas/ The bitmap image is free, but you can buy the vectorial version. Michele

Marcos, I am very impressed by your modelling: an outstanding craftmanship! And thanks for showing your vacuformer. I suppose that you will show us more pictures of it: in particular I am curious to see how do you heat up the styrene for forming it. Michele