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Here you will find pictures of models built by friends we have online. We want to thank them for sharing with us the fruits of their skill, and the Internet for having zero-rated the distances all over the world..

Qui ci sono alcune foto di modelli costruiti dagli amici che abbiamo conosciuto tramite posta elettronica. La nostra gratitudine vada a loro per aver voluto condividere i frutti del loro ingegno, ed a Internet per aver annullato le distanze nel mondo.

MESSERSCHMITT Me-109 scratchbuilt by Antonio Fernàndez (Spain), powered by throttled Webra 40 engine

Over 35 years ago, Antonio built this nice FOCKE-WULF Ta-152 from the Graupner kit and powered it with a Taifun Blizzard engine

Another scratchbuilt beauty from Antonio Fernàndez: a FIAT G.50 built in 1968 and still flyable... The engine is a PAW .19

!954 world record breaker SPEED KING: at center the original by A.Prati, at left the one built by A.Muzio from the Aviomodelli kit, at right the one scratchbuilt by C.d'Aumiller (Italy)

ZIG ZAG F2D combat model designed and built by Andrea Pachetti (Italy)

KAMACC 1959 stunter designed by L.Compostella and built by Mick Taylor (England): he won Classic Stunt in the Millennium Tournement 2000 edition in Portugal

Wonderful GEE BEE SUPER SPORTSTER scratchbuilt by Artur Rosa (Sweden) and powered by OS 20 FP

The 1962 KING FURIOUS team. From the left: pitman Carlo Musso, pilot Giulio Blasi and team manager Giorgio Musso (Italy). More to follow - I hope

Oldtimer A.R.71 model designed by L.Arcesilai in 1946 and built by Mario Rolando (Italy). The engine is an OSAM (the old Supertigre name) GB15 diesel

RODEINO stunter designed by Contini brothers in 1956 and built by Fabio Capasso (Italy). It's powered by Webra Rekord 1.5 cc. Welcome at C/L Confraternity!

A beautiful PT-17 built by Jim Duckworth (U.S.A.). Throttled engine, landing lights at low throttle, adjustable ailerons and rudder, shock landing gear, full cockpit and radial engine...WOW!

L.Compostella's SOLAR Mk.III built by Gabriel Laghi (Italy) and utilized for the World Champs. OS 52 4 strokes in Italian style

A scaled-down Jim Walker's FIREBALL built (or carved?) by Jim Duckworth (U.S.A.). He named it Firebebe and powered it with a Cox .020

About 35 years ago, Antonio Fernàndez built this huge Navy Carrier DESTROYER. His diesel Taifun Tornado were able to swing a 10/6 prop like a modern .35!

A wonderful FOCKE-WULF 190 A8 scratchbuilt by Paulo Jorge Alves Marques (Portugal) with OS .25 engine for power. And someone says that C/L scale is dead...!