Italian airplane ww2.

[mcmmielli]

Originally Posted by bf-110

There was a S.55 that was used in civil role here called Jahú.


I guess another of this plane was used during the 1932 Revolution.
BTW,was it still used in WWII or I am wrong?

Italy had some quite interesting airplanes in the 20s,30s and in 40s.
One of them,was the Ca.60,a house with wings:

This plane still live in TAM museu:




http://www.aereo.jor.br/2010/06/12/r...isita-virtual/

[Xilon_x]

Bf110 this is original photo of cockpit of CANT1007bis

[Xilon_x]

Cokpit fiat g 55










this photo take from italian museum.
this is historical original photo

[Xilon_x]

FIAT G55 cutview

[Xilon_x]

this is another photo o fiat g 55






in this photo fiat g55 captured from RAF to TANGMERE you loock english insigna.

[Daniël]

Xilon! Tons of information about the Fiat G.55! Where do you get that? This is something that Team Daidalos really can use!

[Xilon_x]

sorry peoples i have only this information are simple photo but not have the official information tecnical information to this airplane.
this information are in the war book in italian museum or italian libraries and state archives.

example is very difficult find the photo and the project of PIAGGIO P.108 but i post information to piaggio p 108 in past time to 1c forum.
tank you.

the G.55 cockpit photos in colour are actually of the rebuild made starting from a G.59 fuselage, so they might not be 100%, esp. the zinc chromate yellow used for the interior.