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I was bothered by the description of this as "egg-shaped" in the text, because the same article's 3-view seems to show clearly a hexagonal sided fuselage, albeit with a rounded (very short) deck. I've gone with the text rather than my reading of the diagram, but if anyone has a better photo than the one in Pedrelli, which shows the PC.300 on the ground and uncovered, feedback is welcome. TSRL ( talk) 17:04, 20 October 2013 (UTC) reply