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eBay: Italian Airforce and other users. (1 Viewer)
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Actually the pic shows the S.M.81 Pipistrello but not the S.M.73. The S.M.81 was improved military variant of the civilian S.M.73.
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To answer to Snautzer, I think the aircraft with the 4 bladed props in the photo #5 is a Bristol Brigand.
More like a Buckingham or Buckmaster
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Me as well. First quick look and thought it was an Italian Zero
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I thought the same, but they appear so symmetrical...
hei Snoutzer.........you selling this picture? is this site a selling site too now?............and its got holes in t!!................Naw..........not intersted!.....maybe I would consider an original but not from a Snouser............
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Similar but the only way I can tell them apart is by the cowling
I agree but the Fiat G.50 seems to be more "angular" in shape ..
Fiat G.50
Macchi MC.200
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