Editing Caproni Ca.3 (section)

==Design==
The Ca.3 was a three-engined [[biplane]] of wooden construction, with a fabric-covered frame. The crew of four were placed in an open central nacelle (front gunner, two pilots and rear gunner-mechanic). The rear gunner manned upper [[machine gun]]s, standing upon the central engine in a protective "cage" in front of a propeller. The fixed [[conventional undercarriage]] had double mainwheels under each engine and a tailskid under the extreme tail of each boom.  A substantial double nosewheel prevented damaging and dangerous nose-overs.

Armament consisted of two to four Revelli 6.5&nbsp;mm or 7.7&nbsp;mm machine guns, one in a front ring mount and one, two or sometimes even three in an upper ring mount. Bombs were suspended under the hull.