What the Italians did

Started by Glenn, March 16, 2006, 12:14:16 AM

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Glenn

As a PR exercise, the Luftwaffe gave a squadron of He-111H-6 bombers to the Italian Air Force in the winter of 1941. It was thought the Italians would leave them as such but didn't expect them to be sent to the Cant factory. The aircraft in frame is one of three finished as Float-Plane bombers and based in Sicily. These aircraft were used in the destruction of Allied conveys and general Recon duties.
Luftwaffe models were also converted for this purpose and used in Norway and along the French coast.

Model : Crown He-111H-6/ Auster Antarctic floats.
Finished scale :1/144

Glenn

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The engines spit out fire, I'm pushed back in my chair
The pressure gives me thrills as we climb in the air

gooberliberation

Any chance of seeing one with a torpedo loaded on? :wub:  
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Brian da Basher

Wow Glenn that one is a beaut! I just love your work in 1/144! I'm very impressed with your paintjob on this one! An He-111 on floats - whoda thunk it? Fantastic!

Brian da Basher

cthulhu77

Yeeha!  Love those floatplanes, and yours is a beauty !  :cheers:

K5054NZ

Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm! :wub:  :wub:  :wub: Glenn, you sir are an inspiration! Great build..........gotta love that idea. I do, in fact! And I have a spare pair of Auster floats.............must - get - He111!

Glenn

Zac,
  I have a 1/144 He-111H-6 in front of me at the moment, it's yours if you want it. I'm afraid there are no decals with it.
Glenn

K5054NZ

Glenn me old mate, check your inbox! B)