S&P Savoia S.55X finished

[leenone]

Originally Posted by Butelczynski

Very nice model. Is it in original 1:100 scale?

sure , the original 1:100，neither too big nor too small. Just right.
If it's any smaller, making the propeller will waste my fingers

[chris190]

A beautiful model, can't see any flaws, misalignments etc. and it's very precisely and cleanly built; not easy to achieve, very well done, plus it's a super prototype!

[RyanShort1]

Which number is this in his catalog???

[Texman]

Ryan, I think it is 872

[Rata]

Originally Posted by Texman

Ryan, I think it is 872

Indeed it is. Here's all of them.

[RyanShort1]

Cool. I still remembered the story that one of those landed way out in San Antonio, Texas at Medina Lake.

backgrnd

[rmks2000]

I always wanted to recolor one in Alaska Airways colors. It was totaled in a storm during transport and never flew for the airline. As a school trip, my father got to Gen. Balbo's famous squadron of SM.55's when they landed in the New York harbor in 1933.

[ANDREA673JW]

Great Model! Balbo would be proud of you!