Wish list

Currently on my Wish/Watch List are:

1/48 A-1 Skyraider (any variant) - never built one.

1/72 MC-130H new from Italeri (I've heard that its got raised panel lines, still want one)

Someone to create at Bell 429 in 1/32 scale.

Real G

Straycat, you are aware of this?

http://www.hlj.com/product/mends-006

Rejoice!

 

I AM NOW!!!! I've got an even dozen Six units in mind. 

JOE RIX

I must admit that over the past few years a few of the kits on my wish list have come to fruition. Yet, there remains a couple that elude me.

1. 1/48 PB4Y Privateer- Been hoping for one of these for a very long time. Heck, A new mold 1/72 would tickle my fancy just fine.

2. 1/700 USS Utah- Need some love for the other ship lying in Pearl Harbor.

Injection-molded styrene, you mean, right?  Yes, I'd like to see those, too, especially the Privateer.  I always wished Monogram had tackled the subject, back in the late Seventies, when I was a kid building the large bomber kits.

Straycat, you are aware of this?

http://www.hlj.com/product/mends-006

Rejoice!

A 1:10 or 1:12 scale M109A6 Howitzer (Tamiya or HobbyBoss)

.................and for Gods sake........a new tooled 66 "Hemi Under Glass" Barracuda!!! The current kit is terrible!!!!

A new release injection molded with recessed panel lines 1:72 F-106 Delta Dart. Meng, are you listening???? 

Edit: well, dang I guess Meng was listening after all! A new tooled 1:72 F-106 announced for release in 2016 by them AND Trumpeter. WHOO HOO!!!

Injection molded, somewhat mainstream, 1/48 WWII Japanese twins, such as the Ki-21, Ki-48, Ki-49, Ki-67, and P1Y would take Alot of money out of my wallet. Especially the 21 and 48.

I have one very simple, very humble request: an accurate, new-tool P-51B/C from Airfix please.

Airfix:

1/72 Vulcan, Sunderland (new tools)

1/48 Baracuda, Hornet/Sea Hornet, Vampire, Buccaneer

Meng:

1/72 FW Triebflugel, Ki-83

1/35 SA-4 Ganef

MPM:

1/72 XP-54, XP-67, XF-11, Sea Dart, XB-46, XB-48, XB-51, XF-103

Someone except DML:

1/144 Soviet N-1 moon rocket

Anyone willing to kit decent models of the following:

- 1/144 Argosy, C-5, C-141, KM-1 "Caspian Sea Monster", Zubr Class ACV

But to be honest, the kit makers have been better than Santa to me for years now!

I must admit that over the past few years a few of the kits on my wish list have come to fruition. Yet, there remains a couple that elude me.

1. 1/48 PB4Y Privateer- Been hoping for one of these for a very long time. Heck, A new mold 1/72 would tickle my fancy just fine.

2. 1/700 USS Utah- Need some love for the other ship lying in Pearl Harbor.

Some real, quality and accurate moldings of the 30's and 40's classics in 48th or 32nd, with good engines and interior details.

I'd love to have the Stinson Reliant, Waco UPF-7, any of the old Bellanca's, Curtiss Robin, etc. 

Revell's latest Stearman is a really good start, lovely bit of kit.

I wish, I wish.

Patrick

Scale modeling wish lists are becoming as much a part of Christmas and New Year's, as Santa, snow, getting shnockered, and bowl games.

I have a stock reply:

Ships:  the Langley (CV-1), the Ranger (CV-4) and the Wasp (CV-7) in 1/700 injection-molded styrene

Aircraft:  A C-46, a Fieseler Fi-167 and a B-32 Dominator, all in 1/48

Science fiction:  Serenity in injection-molded styrene

Toy soldiers/metal figures:  Seven Years War figures, especially cavalry

I say this every time this subject come sup. One day it will come to life.

A 1/72nd Ju 87C, kit or conversion, i don't mind.

A 1/350 angle deck USS Midway.

Edit: I forgot, a 1/48 Su-33, but, thankfully, Kinetic answered my prayer!

Either a 1/72 scale or 1/48 scale Flying Sub to fit in with aircraft of those scales.

Unfortunately, the  old AURORA kit is 1/64 scale 

and the 1/32 Moebius issue is best displayed opened up and the 1/128 version too small.

Would be nice to have a 1/128 Godzilla to display with the small Moebius kit, though.

Would love a newly tooled Crusader II in 1/35 by Tamiya. It would cost plenty, but its a neglected subject in the armor world.