Features:
1. Model Plane: WWII Italian CANT Z.1007bis Alcione Bomber
2. Collection Plane: WWII Italian CANT Z.1007bis Alcione Bomber Model 1:144 Scale Model Length Is 5.1in
3. Prototype Airplanes: The Model Airplane Is Strictly Restored According To The Original Aircraft Proportions And Details. High Quality Die Cast Alloy Model.
4. Decor Model: Model Plane 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 Plane Collection Enthusiast.
Specifications:
Product Model: WWII Italian CANT Z.1007bis Alcione Bomber
Product Scale: 1:144
Product Material: Alloy+Plastic
Product Size: 13cm X 17cm
Plane Prototype History:
Z.1007 Bomber Was A Three Engine Medium Bomber Developed By The Italian Shipyard CRDA In The Late 1930s, Led By Designer Filippo Zabata, And Completed Its Maiden Flight On March 11, 1937. The Aircraft Adopts A Cantilevered Single Wing Double Vertical Tail Layout, With A Wooden Semi Hard Shell Body, Equipped With Three Biagio P.Xi Rc40 Air-Cooled Engines, A Crew Of Five, A Maximum Takeoff Weight Of 17330 Kilograms, A Range Of 1280 Kilometers, And Can Carry 1180 Kilograms Of Bombs Or Two 450 Kilogram Torpedoes. The Prototype Mm.20687 Is Equipped With An Isota Flasmony Xirc15 Liquid Cooled Engine, While The Improved Z.1007bis Is Equipped With A P.Xi Star Engine And Optimized For Defensive Firepower, Increasing Its Payload To 1200 Kilograms. The Final Improved Z.1007ter Was Equipped With A 1175 Horsepower Biagio P.Xix Rc45 Engine, Which Increased The Maximum Speed To 490 Kilometers Per Hour. Some Models In The Production Batch Were Equipped With Breda V-Type Turret And Improved Dual Vertical Tail Design. In 1942, The "Matrona" Rocket And G-Type Towed Bomb Were Experimentally Installed. Due To The Dual Constraints Of The Outdated Combat Ideology Of The Italian Air Force And Insufficient Production Capacity In The Aviation Industry, The Monthly Production Of This Aircraft Model Did Not Exceed 20, And Its Actual Combat Performance Did Not Meet Expectations. Z. The 1007 "Alcione" Began To Be Delivered To The Army In 1939 And Was Used By The Italian Air Force In Multiple Battlefields During World War II, Including The Battle Of Malta, The Invasion Of Greece, The Yugoslav Campaign, As Well As The North African And Soviet Battlefields. After Italy Surrendered, Some Of The "Alcione" Were Captured By The German Army, While Others Continued To Serve In The Reorganized Italian Air Force But Were Mostly Withdrawn From Frontline Operations. The Last Flying "Alcione" Was Dismantled In 1949. The Z.1007 "Alcione" Bomber Is One Of The Representative Works Of Italy' S Aviation Industry During World War II, Reflecting The Efforts Of Italian Designers To Seek Performance Balance Under Limited Technical Conditions (Especially Engines). Although It Has Defects Such As Poor Adaptability To Wooden Structures And Insufficient Production Capacity, Its Flight Performance Is Good And It Has Become A Leading Aircraft In The Aviation Industry. One Of The Most Successful Italian Bombers During World War II.
Packaging Includes:
1* WWII Italian CANT Z.1007bis Alcione Bomber Model
1* Display Stand
1. Model Plane: WWII Italian CANT Z.1007bis Alcione Bomber
2. Collection Plane: WWII Italian CANT Z.1007bis Alcione Bomber Model 1:144 Scale Model Length Is 5.1in
3. Prototype Airplanes: The Model Airplane Is Strictly Restored According To The Original Aircraft Proportions And Details. High Quality Die Cast Alloy Model.
4. Decor Model: Model Plane 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 Plane Collection Enthusiast.
Specifications:
Product Model: WWII Italian CANT Z.1007bis Alcione Bomber
Product Scale: 1:144
Product Material: Alloy+Plastic
Product Size: 13cm X 17cm
Plane Prototype History:
Z.1007 Bomber Was A Three Engine Medium Bomber Developed By The Italian Shipyard CRDA In The Late 1930s, Led By Designer Filippo Zabata, And Completed Its Maiden Flight On March 11, 1937. The Aircraft Adopts A Cantilevered Single Wing Double Vertical Tail Layout, With A Wooden Semi Hard Shell Body, Equipped With Three Biagio P.Xi Rc40 Air-Cooled Engines, A Crew Of Five, A Maximum Takeoff Weight Of 17330 Kilograms, A Range Of 1280 Kilometers, And Can Carry 1180 Kilograms Of Bombs Or Two 450 Kilogram Torpedoes. The Prototype Mm.20687 Is Equipped With An Isota Flasmony Xirc15 Liquid Cooled Engine, While The Improved Z.1007bis Is Equipped With A P.Xi Star Engine And Optimized For Defensive Firepower, Increasing Its Payload To 1200 Kilograms. The Final Improved Z.1007ter Was Equipped With A 1175 Horsepower Biagio P.Xix Rc45 Engine, Which Increased The Maximum Speed To 490 Kilometers Per Hour. Some Models In The Production Batch Were Equipped With Breda V-Type Turret And Improved Dual Vertical Tail Design. In 1942, The "Matrona" Rocket And G-Type Towed Bomb Were Experimentally Installed. Due To The Dual Constraints Of The Outdated Combat Ideology Of The Italian Air Force And Insufficient Production Capacity In The Aviation Industry, The Monthly Production Of This Aircraft Model Did Not Exceed 20, And Its Actual Combat Performance Did Not Meet Expectations. Z. The 1007 "Alcione" Began To Be Delivered To The Army In 1939 And Was Used By The Italian Air Force In Multiple Battlefields During World War II, Including The Battle Of Malta, The Invasion Of Greece, The Yugoslav Campaign, As Well As The North African And Soviet Battlefields. After Italy Surrendered, Some Of The "Alcione" Were Captured By The German Army, While Others Continued To Serve In The Reorganized Italian Air Force But Were Mostly Withdrawn From Frontline Operations. The Last Flying "Alcione" Was Dismantled In 1949. The Z.1007 "Alcione" Bomber Is One Of The Representative Works Of Italy' S Aviation Industry During World War II, Reflecting The Efforts Of Italian Designers To Seek Performance Balance Under Limited Technical Conditions (Especially Engines). Although It Has Defects Such As Poor Adaptability To Wooden Structures And Insufficient Production Capacity, Its Flight Performance Is Good And It Has Become A Leading Aircraft In The Aviation Industry. One Of The Most Successful Italian Bombers During World War II.
Packaging Includes:
1* WWII Italian CANT Z.1007bis Alcione Bomber Model
1* Display Stand
