Planes you want that will NEVER get made...
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1/18th B-17
I remember seeing some pics of a 1/18th B-17 from the Nuremberg toy fair/show '01,or '02. It was on GP's site and from a member who lived in Germany. I can't find the pics, anybody remember his name?
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Hey guys, I am new here, I was referred to GP then to this site. Finely a place I can talk about 1/18 scale. I think the guys at the 1/16 rc tank web site were getting sick of me talking about "toys". (I also have 5 rc Tamiyas)
I would like to chime in on this topic.
A F-14 and A-10 would look nice with my F/A-18. And give me a B-17 any day, Who cares if it takes up the entire ceiling of my living room. Could you imagine the neighbors comments when they came over?! I could use the landing lights to light the room and power the props to replace the ceiling fan!!
I would like to chime in on this topic.
A F-14 and A-10 would look nice with my F/A-18. And give me a B-17 any day, Who cares if it takes up the entire ceiling of my living room. Could you imagine the neighbors comments when they came over?! I could use the landing lights to light the room and power the props to replace the ceiling fan!!
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RAF and others
I keep hoping that some day I will see my Typhoon and Hurricane. Those are two of the finest RAF fighters I can think of outside the Spit. From the American angle, I would like a F4F and a P-39, as far as fighters are concerned. Bombers, I could really do for a B-25 or a B-26. Bigger planes would be fine by me too.
Aaron
Aaron
My wishlist that will remain just that, a "wish" l
Well..since most of you have covered the pre jet age, I'll take the next logical step:
'Nam Era:
F-105
F-4 (but I'm thinking we'll eventually see one of these!)
A-4 (same as above, holding out hope anyways)
B-52 (pipe dream I know!!!!!)
Modern: (1975-Present)
OA-4M (two seater A-4)
A-6E (my absolute favorite aircraft of all time)
EA-6B
S-3B
Su-34
Mi24 Hind (not fixed wing but still an aircraft..lol)
that about sums it up as I believe we'll see my other favorites..ie: F-14, Brit Tornado, Mig29, Su-27, F-15C and E
'Nam Era:
F-105
F-4 (but I'm thinking we'll eventually see one of these!)
A-4 (same as above, holding out hope anyways)
B-52 (pipe dream I know!!!!!)
Modern: (1975-Present)
OA-4M (two seater A-4)
A-6E (my absolute favorite aircraft of all time)
EA-6B
S-3B
Su-34
Mi24 Hind (not fixed wing but still an aircraft..lol)
that about sums it up as I believe we'll see my other favorites..ie: F-14, Brit Tornado, Mig29, Su-27, F-15C and E
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Me-163
I love the idea of having a Komet and all of its bit and pieces(throw a Kettenkrad in the mix why don't ya). Hopefully, 21st will see the error of its ways and produce a 163 and our much wanted Zero.
Aaron
Aaron
I Love the PBY
I think that the PBY Catalina is one of the most awesome aircraft of WWII. I was amazed to see the cut-away display at the Pensacola NAS Museum. The PBY had a full galley and even bunks and sleeping quarters. My blood boils at the thought of a PBY and of course the Japanese ZEROOOOOOOO!! JD
Early or Late Model Zero?
I've been reading all your posts and everyone wants a Zero. The question I have is early or late model? I like the late models because of the wing cannons and possibly a bomb.