Macchi M.416
The Macchi M.416 is a monoplane, single-engine, two-seat, early-period trainer aircraft. It was a mixed-construction aeroplane, powered by a 190 hp six-cylinder boxer Lycoming O-435 engine, with a two-bladed wooden propeller. The V-shaped undercarriage legs gave it a characteristic kneeling appearance, earning it the nickname “democristiano”.
Macchi M.33
The Macchi M.33 was a monoplane with a classic central hull configuration, a rearward cockpit, and a cruciform tail assembly. It was built in two examples to participate in the 1925 Schneider Trophy in the United States. Only the one piloted by Giovanni De Briganti completed the race, finishing third with an average speed of 271 km/h. Subsequently, it was […]
Macchi M.39
The Macchi M.39 was a seaplane, with a low wing braced with streamlined steel struts. Entirely wooden construction with a rear shell fuselage. It won the 9th Schneider Trophy Race on 13 November 1926 at Norfolk, piloted by Major De Bernardi at an average speed of 396 km/h. The Macchi M.39 MM76, winner […]
Macchi M.67
Macchi M.67 Produced by Macchi on commission from the Ministry of Aeronautics to participate in the 1929 Schneider Trophy held at Calshot (England), the Macchi M.67 was a development of the previous M.52. Constructed with a wooden structure and outer covering, it was characterised by the presence of surface radiators on the wings, the floats and their struts. [...] were built
Macchi M.7
Macchi M.7
Nieuport 11
Nieuport 11
Nieuport 17
Nieuport 17
North American F-86K
SPAD XIII
Reggiane Re.2005
SPAD XIII
Republic RF-84F
Republic RF-84F