113. SAML S.2

This German  Aviatik-inspired Italian two- seater, which saw widespread squadron service, is covered in great depth by Italian air historian  Gregory Alegi in this heavily illustrated 36 page DATAFILE. SAML aircraft are largely unknown outside their native country, but the firm  accounted for about 5% of all wartime Italian aircraft orders and deliveries; their S.2 was the best of these and  built in large numbers. Martin Digmayer provides six pages of exacting 1:48 and 1:72 plans-both early and late versions-and the narrative is further supported by over 70 rare photos and some great colour art! Detailed colour notes and three rear cover plates round off this great reference!