(From the archives, model built in 2007)
With a Span of 9.2 meters and a length of 6 meters, this
cute little plane was designed in Belgium to carry small perishable
cargo in short hops. Its simple lines and somewhat funny proportions make it a
very good candidate for scratch. It flew for a short time in 1931 and left us
with a smart, chubby and stumpy appearance that is hard to resist.
Civil content of the Pioneer Era and the Golden Age of Aviation, plus the occasional digression. "If the peoples are not enlightened, new illusions will replace the old ones and it is likely that only tyrants will be changed without abolishing tyranny, since the lack of knowledge about individual rights prevents true freedom and citizen participation." Mariano Moreno
Saturday, July 1, 2017
Scratchbuilt 1/72nd Renard R-17
The 20's and 30's of are a vast field of aviation glamour,
populated with remarkable designs where you can find attractive, lesser known
types that can widen the scope of your modeling subjects.






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