Fly – 72057 – Caproni Ca.100 “Floats and radial engine”

Description:

Unassembled plastic model kit in 1/72 scale of an Italian 30s Caproni Ca.100, the main basic aircraft trainer of the Italian Air Force during 30s. The Caproni Ca.100 was derived from the de Havilland DH.60 Moth (Caproni had a license build) and featured an open tandem cockpit, fixed under carriage and conventional design biplane wings.

Caproni Ca.100 were produced in large numbers since late 20s and during early 30s. Five different Italian manufacturers produced over 600 Caproni Ca.100 in the 30s for the Regia Aeronautica. Around 30 aircrafts manufactured Macchi were converted to use floats and designated Ca.100 Idro.

The kit include floats parts (in fact they are included in all the releases of the series), include decal sheet with one Italian marking, and kit is noted to use a radial engine Fiat A.50.