Small Scale Military Headquarters

When do you think we will see an Me-110 or a Ju-88 from 21st or AT.
Only if they have no problems with Production, I say two-three years.

I am guessing and I am hopefull to this these birds,

I was going to start a poll, which would fans rather have... a BF110 or a ME 410.

I just watched a show last nite about twin engine "destroyer" planes and I think the 410 would be great for all the features that plane has. Plus that was supposed to be the best in the multi mission role.

scbvideoboy wrote:I was going to start a poll, which would fans rather have... a BF110 or a ME 410.

I just watched a show last nite about twin engine "destroyer" planes and I think the 410 would be great for all the features that plane has. Plus that was supposed to be the best in the multi mission role.

LOL so did I, I love wings of the Luftwaffe, I say make both

Which reminds me it on right now, tonight it’s the me-262

Love that show too. The sooner the better for those planes. I would prefer the 110 first.

Never ! ...











.... in this scale.

I'm with MG-42...I say years, the earliest. F4, MiG 21, B-25, SBD, A-1...there is a long line in the way..

I'm not a fan of Nazi stuff so I could wait forever on those Perhaps right after they make an A-10. Maybe then I'll think about it.

A JU 88 would be neat to have. Battle of Britain and all of that other neat stuff to go with.
I just read Bud Fortier's book and he talks a ton about hitting 210s---so that would be cool too. Either ship excites me.

A JU 88 would be sweet

Sooo, how does the wingspan of these German twins compare to the B-25??

If they are in the same ballpark and IF the B-25 sells well, I can see the German twins on many ceilings, if not made by 21C, maybe Admiral will step in to fill the gap?

One never knows, does one?

TTT

I'd love both!




In 1:32 scale!

Rowsdower wrote:I'd love both!




In 1:32 scale!

Your in the 1:18 scale. and since you got rid of all your 1:18th stuff you shall be banished to the the 1:32 section of this website...unless you buy more 1:18th planes,,,but you must show proof we want a newspaper with the current dateit next to the 1:18 plane...and it must be in the on same photo. J/K:D

Wow, is this VMF guy now in charge? He sound tough...

He talks the talk, can he walk the walk?

TTT

Threetoughtrucks wrote:Wow, is this VMF guy now in charge? He sound tough...

He talks the talk, can he walk the walk?

TTT

Just busting his chops for selling his 1:18th stuff.

aferguson wrote:very surprising there hasn't been a ju 88 yet. That's a plane that seems to get overlooked alot but it was such a major player in the war.viewtopic.php?p=63575&highlight=ju88#63575

My trick knee tells me Admiral has one of those in store for us one day in 1/18. Don't know why i say that but i just think it.

They could make a lot of different variants with the Ju-88

"He who busts chops has an excellent chance of getting his own chops busted....."

Very old New Jersey proverb.

TTT

Threetoughtrucks wrote:"He who busts chops has an excellent chance of getting his own chops busted....."

Very old New Jersey proverb.

TTT

Did you see the Emoticons they ment silliness and joking?

MG-42 wrote: You guys crack me up ! ...

...... Come on now , break it up guys.

Alright I will, but I think TTT is not done busting my chops.

On the Ju-88,

there are at least two problems I can see right off the bat, that any manufacturers might run into. First it’s the mesh that covers the engine radials and seconded are the machineguns in the upper rear part of the gunners perch in the green house facing the rear. If they could get those right we would have a great bird

the Ju-88 is about the same size as the Mitchell. The Heinkel and Dorniers are somewhat larger.