1. Model Aircraft: WWII Italian FIAT CR.32 Freccia Biplane Fighter
2. Collection Aircraft: WWII Italian FIAT CR.32 Freccia Biplane Fighter Model 1:72 Scale Model Length Is 3.9in
3. Prototype Aircraft: The Model Aircraft Is Strictly Restored According To The Original Aircraft Proportions And Details. High Quality Die Cast Alloy Model.
4. Decor Model: Model Aircraft Is Very Suitable To Decorate Your Desk, Showcase And Shelf.
5. Perfect Gifts: The Great Gift Choice For Birthday, Christmas, New Year To Your Lover, Family And Friends, Also Suitable For Aircraft Collection Enthusiast.
Specifications:
Product Model: WWII Italian FIAT CR.32 Freccia Biplane Fighter
Product Scale: 1:72
Product Material: Alloy+Plastic
Product Size: 10cm X 13cm
Aircraft Prototype History:
The Fiat Cr.32 "Arrow" (Freccia) Is A Classic Biplane Fighter Developed By The Italian Company Fiat In The 1930s, Designed By The Renowned Designer Celestino Rosatelli. As The Main Fighter Jet Of The Royal Italian Air Force (Regia Aeronautica) During The Spanish Civil War, The Cr.32 Was Renowned For Its Excellent Maneuverability And Graceful Streamlined Design, Earning It The Title Of "One Of The World' S Finest Biplane Fighters" And A Landmark Work Of The Late Era Of Biplanes. The Cr.32 Is An Improved Version Of The Cr.30 Fighter Designed By Rosatelli, Which Won The Dahlmolin Cup At The 1931 Soviet World Expo. Cr.32 Is Considered A "Scaled Down Version" Of Cr.30, With A Body Shortened By 40 Centimeters, Optimized Aerodynamic Shape Through Wind Tunnel Testing, Weight Redistributed To Enhance Maneuverability, The Main Fuel Tank Moved Between The Engine And Cockpit, And A 25 Liter Auxiliary Fuel Tank Added To The Center Of The Upper Wing. On April 28, 1933, It Made Its Maiden Flight At Turin Fiat Airport And Demonstrated Superior Performance Compared To The Cr.30. With The Same Engine, The Speed Increased To 359 Kilometers Per Hour (223 Miles Per Hour), Significantly Enhancing Maneuverability. In March 1934, It Received An Order From The Italian Air Force And Began Delivery In 1935. It Developed Multiple Improved Models Such As Bis, Tris, Quater, Etc., Which Were Discontinued In 1939. Cr.32 Adopts A Dual Wing Layout With A Single Seat, Low Wing, And Upper Wing. The Wings Are Designed With Equal Chord Lengths And Connected By N-Type Streamlined Struts Between The Wings. The Overall Line Is Smooth And The Drag Coefficient Is Low. It Uses A Fixed Rear Three-Point Landing Gear, Which Is Simple And Reliable In Structure And Suitable For Frontline Simple Airports. The Main Landing Gear Is Equipped With A Streamlined Fairing To Reduce Drag. At The Outbreak Of World War II, The Royal Italian Air Force Was Still Equipped With About 500 Cr.32 Fighter Jets, But They Were Already Lagging Behind Single Wing Fighters Such As The German Bf 109 And The British Spitfire Fighter. As The Core Equipment Of The Italian Royal Air Force In The 1930s, The Cr.32 Witnessed The Transition Of The Italian Air Force From Biplane To Monoplane Fighters. The Fiat Cr.32 Arrow Fighter, With Its Elegant Appearance, Excellent Maneuverability, And Rich Combat Experience, Became One Of The Most Legendary Biplane Fighters In Aviation History.
Packaging Includes:
1* WWII Italian FIAT CR.32 Freccia Biplane Fighter Model
1* Display Stand












