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FIAT BR-20 CICOGNA
Projected by the best engineer of Fiat, Rosatelli Celestine, the BR-20 was one of the most robust average bombers available by Italian in the 2nd World war, derivative of the cargo plane Fiat APR.2. The BR-20 flew for the first time at February 10th, 1936, having their fire baptism like many of the airplanes of the time, in the Spanish Civil War in 1937, some BR-20 were sold to Japan and participated in the Chinese-Japanese War with discreet results. Also it was bought by Venezuela and Hungary.
Features
- turning wheels
- animated surfaces
- animated machine gun
- works as AI plane with animations
- damage effects
FIAT CR-42 FALCO
The CR-42 Falco, was the evolution of the CR-32 Chirri, with small modifications. The most important and visible difference between both models was that the previous motor was radial air cooled instead of the linear one cooled by liquid. This new more trustworthy motor was Fiat A.74 RIC38 of 840 HP.
Features
- turning wheels
- animated surfaces
- animated wheel suspension
- works as AI plane with animations
- damage effects
FIAT G-50 FRECCIA
Fiat G-50 Freccia was designed by Giuseppe Gabrielli and the first prototype flew February 26, 1937, being the first hunting monoplane constructed in Italy. The G-50 was a low-mounted wing monoplane with metal fuselage and wings. Only the movable control surfaces were covered with fabric. The initial production consisted of 40 G-50, of which 12 were sent to Spain in 1938 to prove them in conditions battle with the Gruppo Caccia Sperimentale (experimental hunting group). Although they did not participate in the air combats, 200 more were requested. According to the indications done by Fiat pilots modifications were made in the cabin of the G-50.
Features
- turning wheels
- animated surfaces
- animated wheel suspension
- works as AI plane with animations
- damage effects
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