Good info PK, interesting as always…
As a general question, would it be fair to say that overall, one could summarize that the Regia Areonautica was a well trained competent force? But that they could simply not win any battle of attrition with a first rate power such as the RAF or the USAAF?
For sure, you cant compare 25 four engined bombers with 25,000 made in the US, moreover ad the engine question , better said the lack of suitable engines of 1300-1600 hp wich affected Italy during its entire war period of 1940-43.
Some photos of mine.
Reggiane Re 2005. Note the km/h in the upper left corner in the pilot’s handwriting.
Macchi Mc 202 (I believe)
Macchi Mc 205?
Ambrosini SS.4
Savoia-Marchetti Heavy Fighter SM 91
Savoia-Marchetti SM-92
Reggiane Re-2005
Ambrosini SS3
Ambrosini S.207
Fiat G.50
Good gallery. It is a Macchi M 205V.
Interesting that ambrosini twin boom, first time I ever see it.
you have good pictures of the Ca.331 or Ca.355 I´ll apllaud you again
I find two good profiles. It remembers me a bit the Hs 129.
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CA.331
CA 331
CA.331
Nice looking bird !! 
Thank you Kiwi.
Extremely rare footage of a 3-engined long range aircraft used by the Regia Aeronautica in 1937/38.
Couple of sites with more information on the PG-23R. One is in Russian.
Very nice to see the Italian airforce for once. You do not see it a lot and mostly you only see the Major airforces of ww2. Great stuff and great read, thanks guys.