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1:72 Fiat G.91R/4; Fuerza Aérea Argentina; Malvinas, April 1982

Started by Dizzyfugu, March 28, 2025, 11:43:25 AM

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Dizzyfugu

Thank you, Kit, took a long time to materialize. But the story turned out to be more plausible than expected, since the time frame of the Bundeswehr Ginas was ideal and the fact that the G.91 could operate from rough airstrips would have made it - beyond the Pucará - an ideal candidate for a Malvinas deployment. Not a stellar build, but the story is good.  ;)

Old Wombat

Always like the look of the G.91 Gina & this just cruises on through, keeping that mindset going! :thumbsup:  :thumbsup:
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DogfighterZen

Came out great, Dizzy! The Pucara's camo looks good on the Gina. :thumbsup:
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Weaver

Nice one Dizzy!  :thumbsup:

That's very easy to believe. Argentina operated Mb.339s from Port Stanley during the war amd they actually have a slightly higher MTO weight than the Gina!
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NARSES2

Looks really good, certainly suits that colour scheme  :thumbsup:  :thumbsup:
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chrisonord

Very nice Thomas, and looks good in that camo scheme. :thumbsup:
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Pee on it and walk away!!


comrade harps

Always found that a beguiling camouflage and you've adapted it well to the Gina.  :thumbsup:
Whatever.