Final drawing of the MD-902

This looks OK, but I decided to leave it as is because I did too many shading mistakes...
I might revisit this plane, once my technique allows me a more refined result.

Zoom on the engine.
The technique can be quite rough, yet give a good overall result.
I feel that trying to make it perfect can be counter productive. Focusing on rivets rather than on the overall style (if that makes ANY sense).

MD-902 With a somewwhat correct engine.

The actual engine referenced in the documents about the MB-902 is not available on the internets, or I have not found it -yet.
The closest I could find were the "low power" versions: the Isotta Fraschini Asso 750, instead of the actual Asso 1000. This is thanks to the picture database of the AEHS.
In any case, the general shape and size is the same, and the W16 now makes the shape of the fuselage "fit" where the V12 was sort of odd. This is a bit "aviation archaeology" by way of the pencil...
For the cut outs, they are based on other Macchi or Bellomo aircraft of the same period.

From a drawing standpoint, this is all done with 0.7mm H mechanical pencil.
I was starting to get limited by this but did not upgrade yet.

More MD-902

Still with the wrong engine.
The shape is weird to draw: The fuselage is advanced but the wings are very thick.
This aircraft was, like the Hurricane, at the meeting point between older space frame biplanes and the up and coming monocoque monoplanes.

MB 902 - A Pre WW2 Italian project.

Drew the wrong engines!