Small Scale Military Headquarters

1/144 U.S. Army Artillery & Support Series - 12 piece assortment

This three piece series consists of:
- M109A6 Paladin (MSRP =$3.99 each)
- M113A3 (MSRP =$3.99 each)
- M270 MLRS (MSRP =$3.99 each)


http://www.dragonmodelsusa.com/dmlusa/p ... d=CAN20144


1/144 German Panzer Battallion Series - 12 piece assortment

This seven piece series consists of*:
- Leopard 1A4 3./Panzerbattallion 304
- Leopard 1A5 3./Panzeraufklarungsbattaillon 1
- Leopard 2A4 1./Panzerbattallion 214
- Leopard 2A5 3./Panzerbattallion 33
- Leopard 2A6 3./Panzerbattallion 403
- MARS 1./Raketenartilleriebattallion 12
SPECIAL - Leopard 2A6 with snow camouflage
*each item is produced in different quantities

http://www.dragonmodelsusa.com/dmlusa/p ... d=CAN20147


1/144 U.S. Army Helicopter Series - 12 piece assortment

This three piece series consists of:
- UH-60A Blackhawk (MSRP =$4.99 each)
- AH-64A Apache (MSRP =$4.99 each)
- AH-64D Apache (MSRP =$4.99 each)

This series is fully detailed and historically accurate in 1/144 scale. Collect all three pieces to complete the set!

http://www.dragonmodelsusa.com/dmlusa/p ... d=CAN20146

Any one out there in small-scale land want to speculate on whether Dragon will use these existing molds to create a 1:72 line of the same vehicles?

Think of it: a 1:72 Paladin, a 1:72 M113, a 1:72 Blackhawk....<drool>....

Too many companies out there are offering differing versions of the same usual suspects (Abrams, Bradleys, Hornets and Tomcats) -- branching out into unfilled niches could really help Dragon corner the modern tank/aviation market.

I like how you think Larry.

Thanks Gene. =)

By the way: does anyone else think that the Dragon Can-Do helicopters need to be in a darker shade?

www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/ac/uh-60.htm
www.sikorsky.com/details/...61,00.html

www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/ac/ah-64.htm
www.boeing.com/history/mdc/ah-64.htm

Any idea if they'll make different versions of the same vehicle like they did with all their other Can-Dos? (Imagine a "160th SOAR 'Nightstalker'" version of the Blackhawk, or a Desert Hawk variation, or a Pave Hawk, etc....)

Larry