Italeri CANT Z.1007bis Alcione 1:72 1479 Scenery

Italeri CANT Z.1007bis Alcione 1:72 1479 SceneryThe CANT Z. 1007 Alcione medium bomber, designed by Filippo Zappata, entered service in the late 1930s and was extensively used by the Regia Aeronautica during the Second World War. Characterised by a wooden structure, it featured the typical Italian three engine configuration. More specifically, its three 1,000 hp Piaggio P. XI radial engines allowed the CANT Z. 1007 to reach a maximum speed of 450 km h. The aircraft could carry 1,200 kg of offensive

The model encompasses some of the best features developed by Dapol plus some more innovations including:

Weight: 328g

Centipede®

many of these plans had to be implemented in a measured way

Width: 280 mm

Dimensions: 47 * 26

Shaft length 6

The "Grand Slam Bomber" was designed to carry the 10-ton Grand Slam earthquake bomb and its bomb bay doors and dorsal machine guns were removed to reduce weight to do so

a governor mode for helicopters

would do the same 20 years later

The Sea-God 6 features turbojet propulsion

5inch TFT Screen displays information with clarity regardless of light levels