This Centauro was based at Cascina Vaga, May 1944, assigned to the 2a Squadriglia, IIo Gruppo. It is camouflaged in Luftwaffe RLM colors 74 / 75 / 76.
Sword Fiat G.55 Centauro of 2a Squadriglia, IIo Gruppo in 1/72 Scale
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This Centauro was based at Cascina Vaga, May 1944, assigned to the 2a Squadriglia, IIo Gruppo. It is camouflaged in Luftwaffe RLM colors 74 / 75 / 76.
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The yellow trim, white stripe, and that Italian flag just *pop* against those greys. Really nice!
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Thanks Warren!
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Looks really nice Jeff! 🙂 Since I’m never going to get the chance to say this ever again, can I just point out that you’ve got the starboard wing national marking the wrong way round! 😉 What do you mean it’s meant to be that way round (yes, I have read your post about all that – very interesting)!
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LOL! You went there! I resisted. Touche’! 😉
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Oh, I’m sure it will come up at some point!
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Lol! This is the one I couldn’t verify either way, so it could actually be reversed!
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😅😅👍🏻great work mate , I didn’t notice the markings position, interesting though 🤓
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Thanks Pat! The real ANR markings confused even the Italians!
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😅😅👍🏻
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That is fantastic- I have a prepainted diecast in a very similar scheme but yours is far nicer.
Cheers,
Pete.
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Thanks Pete! I’ve often wondered how they do finished models in quantity and have the economics work.
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