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You know me I am a pooh stir-er.I am totaly happy with the B-25 comming out. I plan to get everyone they make. Other than the A-10 we all want these ( OK not all). Did 21st start with the wrong twin engine plane? What about other twins ?Should it have been a RAF Mosquito? A B-26? Orrrrrrrrrrr???????
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What do you mean when is going to end? It has just started! The B-25 was on almost everybodies wish list. Maybe the big three ARE listening. Come on B-26 . Dady wants a new Ju-88 or Me-110 or Hs-123 or Mosquito or Moskito or Havoc or..........................scbvideoboy wrote:When is going to be over? 2012?USCGSARdog wrote:Historically, I think the B-25 is a good choice. Aesthetically, I think the Mosquito or the B-26 would have been a better choice.
It wouldn't surprise me if we see all three in 1/18 scale before its all over with.
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You know you have my vote on this one, as I said orver in the "Direct from the Source" thread, it service that spanned from WWII to Vietnam gives it so many paint and version potentials.Rowsdower wrote:I would LOVE an A-26 Invader. The Cadillac of WWII US medium bombers!The slim lines, powerful engines and remote control turrets plus a nose full of guns make it one beautiful bird.
Best thing is the Vietnam version can easily swap ordinance with the A-1H/J Skyraider and F-4C/D ( big fat hint to AT

Anyone else want to jump on board the Invader appreciation club with Rowsdower and me?
But a Mossie would be an acceptable choice as well.
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Exactly!Spudkopf wrote:You know you have my vote on this one, as I said orver in the "Direct from the Source" thread, it service that spanned from WWII to Vietnam gives it so many paint and version potentials.
http://www2.hurlburt.af.mil/library/fac ... sp?id=3422
The A-26B met the need for a fast attack aircraft with an initial top speed of 355 mph. Its offensive armament consisted of six nose guns, four blister mounted guns on the fuselage sides and eight guns in four optional, underwing pods. Armament totaled 22 guns and 6,000 round of ammunition plus an internal bomb load of 4,000 pounds."

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I got to sit in the cockpit of one being restored and you would be amazed at how small it is. But there were so many toggles for the various weapon and ordinance configurations that your head would spin. There were even two that said "Torpedos".Spudkopf wrote:You know you have my vote on this one, as I said orver in the "Direct from the Source" thread, it service that spanned from WWII to Vietnam gives it so many paint and version potentials.Rowsdower wrote:I would LOVE an A-26 Invader. The Cadillac of WWII US medium bombers!The slim lines, powerful engines and remote control turrets plus a nose full of guns make it one beautiful bird.
Best thing is the Vietnam version can easily swap ordinance with the A-1H/J Skyraider and F-4C/D ( big fat hint to AT)
Anyone else want to jump on board the Invader appreciation club with Rowsdower and me?
But a Mossie would be an acceptable choice as well.
A little song, A little dance, A little seltzer down your pants!~~~Chuckles the Clown.
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I am all for the A-26, but please make the P-61 first.
then make the A-26, A-6, F-14, F-15...and so on
then make the A-26, A-6, F-14, F-15...and so on
Colonel "Madman" Maddox: Let me hear your guns!
Captain Wild Bill Kelso: My what?
Colonel "Madman" Maddox: Your guns! Ack, ack, ack, ack, ack!
Captain Wild Bill Kelso: [fires his airplane's guns] AHHHH!
Captain Wild Bill Kelso: My what?
Colonel "Madman" Maddox: Your guns! Ack, ack, ack, ack, ack!
Captain Wild Bill Kelso: [fires his airplane's guns] AHHHH!
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Just a figure of speech. I guess I should have said before the end of time, especially if the B-25 takes as long as the Avenger to see the light of day. (Which I seriously doubt will be the case.)pickelhaube wrote:What do you mean when is going to end? It has just started! The B-25 was on almost everybodies wish list. Maybe the big three ARE listening. Come on B-26 . Dady wants a new Ju-88 or Me-110 or Hs-123 or Mosquito or Moskito or Havoc or..........................scbvideoboy wrote: When is going to be over? 2012?
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A P-61 or an A-20 or A-26 would be nice. There use to be a nice A-26 in the lower part of the state at a museum. The thing still belonged to the Air Force,when the museum closed they sent some people down to take a few parts off for another project and I was told they cut the rest up for scrap. What a shame.Does anyone know how the P-61 in PA is going??
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Capt. Doug Martin and Capt. Sam James USAF
4-18-73 Cambodia, F-4E 67-0281
Lt. Robbie Helton USMC VMA-223
10-29-85 Spartanburg S.C.
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