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Excellent! Any thoughts of doing a "waterline" view?

These are lovely, and sexy in red

Red is sexy and ideal for the first day of the year!

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Well said

Hahahaha indeed Lazer and Bill !!!!!

Any chance?

Isn't that the one from Porco Rosso?

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I'll add this Savoia...
But I am not sure that is the plane of Porco Rosso... I'll check.

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It is, I don't even have to consult any reference whatsoever.

Trust me

let's say that S21 is not a real plane as written for example in Wiki
"Savoia S.21

The Savoia S.21 is a fictional seaplane fighter that appears in the anime film Porco Rosso, directed by Hayao Miyazaki.

While the plane depicted in the film never existed, Savoia was an actual Italian aircraft maker which produced a considerable number of flying boats in the 1920s, during which the film is set. An actual Savoia S.21 even existed, though the fictional one does not closely resemble it—the Cant.Z 501 "Seagull" is probably the closest real-life match. As a matter of fact, Hayao Miyazaki is said to have drawn his Savoia S.21 from his childhood memories of Macchi M.33.

The S.21 was a custom-built fighter seaplane with a single parasol wing, above which was mounted a single engine nacelle. It had a flying-boat hull and outrigger floats, and carried two machine guns in the nose. In the film, there are two versions of the S.21. The initial version was powered by an Isotta-Fraschini Asso liquid-cooled V-12 engine; the later version mounted a Fiat A.S.2 "Folgore" V-12 with a modified radiator configuration. In addition to the engine, the new version had a tiny forward cockpit.
In The Age of the Flying Boat, the book on which the film is based, the modified version takes a Rolls-Royce Kestrel engine. The aircraft was painted bright red with Italian tricolor stripes on the wings and tail.
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I would add that it is inspired not only to Cant but also to Savoia S12 (which was having 2 wings) and to Macchi 33 (but this was more aggressive). Cant and Macchi 33 are already in the list... and now I add Savoia S12 and S21

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