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Image 1 — Renard R36 (1/48) built in workshop (end 1936 from photos)
Image 2 — Renard R36 (1/48) built in workshop (end 1936 from photos)
Image 3 — Renard R36 (1/48) built in workshop (end 1936 from photos)
Image 4 — Renard R36 (1/48) built in workshop (end 1936 from photos)
Image 5 — Renard R36 (1/48) built in workshop (end 1936 from photos)
Image 6 — Renard R36 (1/48) built in workshop (end 1936 from photos)
Image 7 — Renard R36 (1/48) built in workshop (end 1936 from photos)
Image 8 — Renard R36 (1/48) built in workshop (end 1936 from photos)
Image 9 — Renard R36 (1/48) built in workshop (end 1936 from photos)
Image 10 — Renard R36 (1/48) built in workshop (end 1936 from photos)
Image 11 — Renard R36 (1/48) built in workshop (end 1936 from photos)
Image 12 — Renard R36 (1/48) built in workshop (end 1936 from photos)
Image 13 — Renard R36 (1/48) built in workshop (end 1936 from photos)
Image 14 — Renard R36 (1/48) built in workshop (end 1936 from photos)
Image 15 — Renard R36 (1/48) built in workshop (end 1936 from photos)
Image 16 — Renard R36 (1/48) built in workshop (end 1936 from photos)
Image 17 — Renard R36 (1/48) built in workshop (end 1936 from photos)
Image 18 — Renard R36 (1/48) built in workshop (end 1936 from photos)
Image 19 — Renard R36 (1/48) built in workshop (end 1936 from photos)
Image 20 — Renard R36 (1/48) built in workshop (end 1936 from photos)
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Renard R36 (1/48) built in workshop (end 1936 from photos)

The Renard R.36 was a Belgian all-metal fighter aircraft designed by Alfred Renard to replace the Fairey Firefly IIM within the Belgian Air Force. The prototype R.36 first flew on 5 November 1937, and this diorama shows its construction in the workshop late 1936.

The diorama is 1/48 scale (so the ribs of the engine and fuselage cages are approx 0,3mm thick). I designed everything in FreeCAD, sliced it In Lychee slicer, and printed it with Elegoo Mars4. The engine is an Hispano Suiza 12Y21. I used detailed plans and photos (replicated some here from this book). You can follow me on https://www.youtube.com/@ErikM60

It will be presented in Saumur (France) at the end of May.

Cheers

Erik

u/ErikM60 — 3 days ago