Resting in a fjord by 3DClassics123456
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A German Arado AR196 of the "Kriegsmarine".
Bmw 9 cylinder engine.
While in most respects the Ar 196 is not a formidable aircraft, for a seaplane it's performance exceeded it's Allied counterparts. In addition to reconnaissance, the Arado-196 also served a multitask role, including sea-rescues, coastal patrols, inserting agents behind enemy coastal lines, and even in combat situations.
The Arado-196 served in all maritime theaters of war with operations ranging from the Arctic to the Black Sea. It also served with coastal units in Norway, Denmark, Bulgaria, Finland, Romania and the Mediterranean. Any of them were caught at the end of the war and served in allied armies.
Domi, my friend, sorry for this military plane, but it's for Cornucopia...
Comments (16)
Superb model and setting Alain! Excellent!
Ouais, on dit ça...
Very cool, great scenery and a nice model.
On peut dire que ça plane pour toi ! Assurément !
it's a beauty, great background, history.... nice work!
super work !
Super model, water and background really compliment it.
Cool image. 'Love the background.
I was just wondering if by chance you have a hefty hanger for all these fine airplanes that you have created.Top Shelf Work!
You've done your usual excellent job with this very overlooked plane Alain. I know military isn't your thing my friend but all your historical models are accurate and done so well.
Very nice!!
Always a fantastic modeling work and render!!!!!
Toujours un bon travail... Magnifique!.
Great picture erland
Another fantastic model! You forgot to mention the Arado was also present in Tintin's "The Shooting Star"...
Now this is an all round beautiful work of art not only your modeling but the entire scene is way beyound execellent Bravo and hats off to ya for this one my friend