The Bretagne was a twin-engined, mid-wing transport plane that first took to the skies in February 1945. Originally developed under the name while France was under occupation, its designers actually shared intelligence about its progress with the Allies while keeping the physical prototype hidden from bombing raids.
: These models are frequently designed at 1/144 or 1/100 scale, allowing for intricate detail despite their small size.
For modelers, the collection (often found in digital formats like .rar or .zip) is highly regarded for its precision.
Though it faced stiff competition from surplus American C-47s after the war, the SO.30 found its niche. Only about 45 were built, serving with Air France and Air Algérie , and eventually becoming a workhorse for the French Navy and Air Force for logistical support and engine trials.
The Bretagne was a twin-engined, mid-wing transport plane that first took to the skies in February 1945. Originally developed under the name while France was under occupation, its designers actually shared intelligence about its progress with the Allies while keeping the physical prototype hidden from bombing raids.
: These models are frequently designed at 1/144 or 1/100 scale, allowing for intricate detail despite their small size.
For modelers, the collection (often found in digital formats like .rar or .zip) is highly regarded for its precision.
Though it faced stiff competition from surplus American C-47s after the war, the SO.30 found its niche. Only about 45 were built, serving with Air France and Air Algérie , and eventually becoming a workhorse for the French Navy and Air Force for logistical support and engine trials.
