I had the same issue, following the instructions like wot us beginners does*, that radiator set up attaches to a structure that goes from the cockpit to rear wheel, when it came to putting it all in there were far too many things to line up and fit all at the same time IMHO.
* I presume this is...
Roy Cross, who created much of Airfix box art in the early years is 100 years old. I remember many of the pictures, I didnt realise one man
did them all (at the time).
The types entered in races were not armed but streamlined., and the rectangular windows are also almost identical along with cockpit design. If you google it there were many versions, one may have inspired an artist of the era.
Looks like a stylised Fiat Br 20 Cicogna, which for a brief period was seen as among the most advanced on the world and stripped down versions were used in some races.
From wiki
When, near the end of 1936, the 13° Stormo Bombardamento Terrestre (in Lonate Pozzolo) was equipped with the...
4 Spitfires, 2 Mustangs and a Jet. I think a Meteorological version of the Mosquito would be pushing the term "stormy weather" past its natural limit though.
I prefer 1/48 ad they are bought with up coming group builds, a long term project and a diorama I have in mind the ICM Spitfires have figures, engines and cannon etc. the two bi planes are just two cheap kits to mess about with rigging TBH.