Museum Miniatures UK - 1/300 Aircraft. Italian Fighters, Bombers.

Fiat G.50 Freccia	RA 2 £1.00
Italy's first monoplane fighter. It was used widely in north Africa, the Balkans, the Mediterranean and Britain. Speed :- 293 mph Climb :- 3,100 feet per minute Ceiling :- 35,270 feet Range :- 438 miles Armament :- 2x 12.7mm MG	Spinner - white Rudder cross - white Fuselage band-white Top surfaces - dark olive green Splotches on a yellow ochre base Undersides - light grey Note, there is no white in the wing markings after 1941
MC 200 Saetta	RA 3 £1.00
Italy's best fighter upon entry into WW2. Later used as a fighter-bomber in north Africa Speed :- 312 mph Climb :- 3,280 feet per minute Ceiling :- 29,200 feet Range :- 283 miles Armament :- 2x 12.7mm MG	Spinner boss - silver Fuselage band Rudder cross -white Top surfaces - dark olive green Mottle on a yellow ochre base Undersides - light grey Collector ring - bronze Wing markings - black
MC 202 Folgore	RA 4 £1.00
Available from May 1941. The Folgore was the best, commonly available Italian fighter of the war. Speed :- 370 mph Climb :- 4,920 feet per minute Ceiling :- 37,730 feet Range :- 475 miles Armament :- 2x 12.7mm MG 2x 7.7mm MG	Spinner boss - yellow ochre Rudder cross - white Fuselage band-white Top surfaces - dark olive green ringlets on a yellow ochre base Undersides - light grey Note that there is no white in the wing markings
MC 205V Veltro	RA 5 £1.00
The only Italian fighter built in any numbers, which was capable of taking on the best Allied fighters on equal terms Speed :- 399 mph Climb :- 3,300 feet per minute Ceiling :- 36,090 feet Range :- 646 miles Armament :- 2x 12.7mm MG 2x 20mm cannon	Spinner - yellow ochre Top surfaces - dark olive green ringlets on a yellow ochre base Undersides - light grey Collector ring - bronze Wing markings - black Note that there are no white in the wing markings. RSI flag fuselage ,tail.
Re 2001 Falco II	RA 6 £1.00
Available from May 1942. The Re 2001 was a widely used fighter-bomber and night fighter. Speed :- 350 mph Climb :- 3,600 feet per minute Ceiling :- 36,745 feet Range :- 590 miles Armament :- 2x 12.7mm MG 2x 7.7mm MG	Spinner & Top surfaces - dark olive green Rudder cross - white Fuselage band-white Undersides - light grey Wing walk - black
Fiat BR20M Cicogna	RA 7 £1.95
The BR20 entered service in 1936 & was operated in Spain from mid 1937. By the beginning of WW2 the BR20M was in production. It was used over the Balkans, Malta, the western desert & Britain. Small numbers were used in Russia in support of the CSIR. Japan used the BR20 over Manchuria. Speed :- 267 mph Climb :- 1,874 feet per minute Ceiling :- 24,935 feet Range :- 1,194 miles Armament :- 1x 12.7mm MG 2x 7.7mm MG Up to 1,600Kg of bombs	Rudder cross - white Fuselage band -white Undersides - light grey Top surfaces - overall yellow ochre, mottled with olive green. Later in the war, for night bombing, the top surfaces were often overall olive green with the undersurfaces & markings over painted in black. 1942 on , no white wing markings
SM 79 Sparviero	RA 8 £1.95
Entering service in 1936 the SM79 became the most famous Italian bomber of WW2. It was used in all Italian theatres of operation except Britain & Russia. It gained greatest fame when used by Italy's elite Aerosilurante, in anti shipping strikes in the Mediterranean. Not the torpedo was attached under the port wing root. Speed :- 267 mph Climb :- 1,093 feet per minute Ceiling :- 21,325 feet Range :- 2,050 miles Armament :- 3x 12.7mm MG 1x 7.7mm MG Up to 1,600Kg of bombs, or 1 torpedo	Rudder cross - white Fuselage band - white Undersides - light grey Top surfaces - overall yellow ochre, mottled with olive green or mottled with olive green & red/brown. Torpedo aircraft overall dark blue/grey with light blue/grey undersides . Collector rings - bronze. 1942 on , no white wing markings
CANT Z1007	RA 9 £2.20
Twin tailed version of this, the most modern Italian bomber in use when Italy entered the war.
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