Fabrizio Prudenziati

[Draco]

To any lover of the work of Zio, I found a fully working reconstruction of his page.

ZioPrudenzio-Paper Models

So far I just had found an incomplete backup in the Wayback Machine, but this one has even the lost ones, the Typhoon and the Tempest.

ENJOY and remember a real master!

[MacSongLi]

Thank you for sharing!


Gary

[kahoody]

Thank you, Fabrizio. He had a unique construction style and excellent graphics.
Nga mihi ki a ia!

[lfuente]

Thank you very much for finding this link Draco!

I always regretted not downloading the mini trains when the original website was still online, and the Wayback Machine didn't archive their webpage. Now I have them and the Re.2001, thanks again!

The website host did say he was missing a few trains, does anybody know which ones?

[at6]

Thank you for finding this. I tried to bookmark it but my computer wouldn't let me.

[Gene K]

Saved bookmark in Chrome with no problem.

Gene K

[herky]

His model of ZARA is incredible

[Foute Man]

Originally Posted by Draco

To any lover of the work of Zio, I found a fully working reconstruction of his page.

ZioPrudenzio-Paper Models

So far I just had found an incomplete backup in the Wayback Machine, but this one has even the lost ones, the Typhoon and the Tempest.

ENJOY and remember a real master!

this page has been saved to the webarchive in case this link will not work for any possible reason.....

[Gordo2]

Thank you!

[Paper Kosmonaut]

Thanks for the link. It appeared I had Zio's collection in almost its entirety, just a few Agincourt figurines were missing. Now it is complete. I can go offline and live happily ever after with just my macbook and a printer. (-;
I have built a lot of his aircraft but I really must try one of his trains one day...