Subject: Re: My new attachment!
From: "Submissions for ARC" <[email-masked]>
To: "COMANDANTEMAD4" <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 5 Sep 2007 12:07:11 -0700

Hi,
I just wanted to let you know your article went on ARC today.  Thanks again for sending it in.

Steve Bamford
Aircraft Resource Center
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  From: COMANDANTEMAD4 
  To: submissions 
  Sent: Tuesday, August 14, 2007 1:52 PM
  Subject: My new attachment!

    
  "Cantacuzino´s MiG-3, the fighter Prince" 

  by "Tigre del Aire"
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  The Captain Prince Constantin "Bazu" Cantacuzino was born in an aristocratic rumanian family in 1905, was a player of hockey, playboy, pilot of motorcycle, rallye and civil pilot before entering to the Royal  Rumanian Air Force. Buy a Bûcker to shape an acrobatic so called squadron Dracii Rosii "Red Dragoons", where his fearlessness and valor at the moment of doing acrobatics was proved with every new exhibition. 
  In 1941, when Rumania began to fighting next to Germany incorporate the Captain Cantacuzino into the squadron 53 to fly Hurricane Mk.1, knock down 3 Russian aircrafts and he was demobilized. Come back to the combat in 1943 to the 7th group of fighter, to fly the Me-109G  as commander of the squadron 58. During this time he knocked down 25 Russian aircrafts and a North American bombardier that was taking part in the bombardments to Ploesti. 
  In 1944 it was assigned to the territorial defense, one was possessing already 36 victories, he knocked down two P-51, two P-38 and was named commander of 9th group of fighter. 
  When Rumania declared the war to Germany, Cantacuzino knocked down 3 Heinkel 111 and assigned to him the mission to transport the Colonel Gunn III, returned to his base in a P-51 before the impossibility of refuelling again his Me-109G. 
  At the end of the war he was on the verge of expiring 40 years, had 608 missions of combat of which 28 were night, 210 air combats, 56 confirmed victories and 13 "probable" being the biggest ace of the  Rumanian air force and the sixth pilot of the list of all 22 belligerent countries. 
  Some text about your model goes here.  This would possibly include text about any resin or photo etched items used to create your kit, aftermarket decals used, paints used, things you liked or disliked about the kit.  Things used to weather your model.  You can also include history about the full sized plane if you want.
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  This model is Revell, 1:72 scale and represents the MiG-3 that was captured by the Rumanians and who were flown by Cantacuzino Captain in the paper of "aggressor" of the Luftwaffe. 

  The decals are of another one kit, the cabin has some elements of detail such as the portfolio for the maps, harness in the chair of the pilot, flares and some instrument panels, the transparent piece of the cockpit was closed but open to allow itself that the interior is seen 

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  In order to accompany it this Me-109 with their pilot, just before leaving to fly a training mission; the figures are of Heller and they do not including in kits of the airplanes it is a model very good, easy to arm and a level of normal detail that it allows to be modified, I recommend it widely. 

  Gratefulness to Julian Oller by the biography of Cantacuzino Captain and his  photographies abstracted of the page http://www.funaereacv.es/Biografias/Recuperando%20la%20memoria%20%20El%20Pr%C3%ADncipe%20Cantacuzeno.pdf
  Saludos desde Colombia, la tierra de Juan Valdez!

  Greetings from Colombia, the land of Juan Valdez!

  Colombia es Pasión!

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