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I just got my latest issue of FineScale yesterday, with the results of FSM's poll on kits we'd like to see. I see that other sci-fi builders agreed with me that we'd like to see an injection-molded kit of Serenity, enough that that was the No. 1 selection in that category.
I also see that my perennial suggestion of a 1/48 B-32 Dominator matches that of other modelers. It made the list of the top 5 in 1/48. The Dominator is also one that Braille-scale builders would like to see (no pun intended).
My 1/700 CV-1 and CV-4 didn't make the cut, though, nor did my 1/48 C-46.
The bigger the government, the smaller the citizen.
1/48 B-45, and a Convair XB-46 in 1/72. The prettiest jet bomber never built in series production.
I know Mach 2 did the B-45 in 1/72. I have it, but it's not much of a kit fit wise, and the canopy isn't even any good for making a vac copy.
John
To see build logs for my models: http://goldeneramodel.com/mymodels/mymodels.html
1/32nd SB2C Helldiver
1/32nd F7F Tigercat
1/32nd A-26 Invader
1/32nd B-26 Marauder
David K.
waco like taco
I wish for Airfix to make a night fighter version of their Defiant in 1/48, with the shark mouth marking found in their 1/72 kit!
I build 1/48 scale WW2 fighters.
Have fun.
Ah, Lindberg makes an F-11-F 1 in 1/48th scale. And yes I am NOT serious.
splitter24 Mach 2 makes an injected B-45 and Trumpeter makes an injected Ultra Sabre, both in 1/72.
And so they do! Thanks for the heads-up. Great price on the F-107. the Tornado is a bit pricey, but if you have to have one...
ps1scw 1/48 scale PB4Y-2 Privateer
1/48 scale PB4Y-2 Privateer
Yeah, I'd like to see one, too. I know you can get a conversion kit, but it'd be nice to have a ready-to-go kit.
Sailor Steve I would also like to see injection molded kits of some other favorites, including North American's B-45 Tornado (or did someone already mention that one). Also the XF-107.
I would also like to see injection molded kits of some other favorites, including North American's B-45 Tornado (or did someone already mention that one). Also the XF-107.
"Not only do I not know what's going on, I wouldn't know what to do about it if I did". George Carlin
seastallion53 There is a 1/48 resin YP-37 kit at LF Models.com.I don't know how to do links.
There is a 1/48 resin YP-37 kit at LF Models.com.I don't know how to do links.
I have an old RareBits conversion kit; the YP-37 in 1/72. It's just a fuselage and canopy, designed to work with a P-36 kit. Maybe someday...
Oh, yeah. To post a link simply copy the URL from the address box at the top of the page and paste it in the box here.
http://www.lfmodels.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=12&zenid=b17c8nof0o1divu529h2fu2nl2
I forgot about a 1/48 F11F, I'd like to see one of those in styrene.
Bruce
On the bench: 1/48 Eduard MiG-21MF
1/35 Takom Merkava Mk.I
Would like to see a 1/72 and 1/48th KC-130F/R/T. And a 1/48th Grumman TC-4C
On the bench: So many hanger queens.
Sailor Steve I'd like a decent 1/72 scale B-32 Dominator.
I'd like a decent 1/72 scale B-32 Dominator.
I'd like to see a B-32 in 1/48th
My other aircraft wish kits are a C-46, a Fieseler Fi-167, and a B-18, all in 1/48th. I do have a project in the queue to scratch-build the Fi-167, though, but if someone brought it on the market, I'd save myself the effort.
Best regards,
Brad
De'ogostino Millineum Falcon
Toshi
On The Bench: Revell 1/48 B-25 Mitchell
Married to the most caring, loving, understanding, and beautiful wife in the world. Mrs. Toshi
1/48 Il-28 Beagle
kits I'd like to see: (all in 1/72)
Chasing the ultimate build.
I wish someone other than Glenco would produce an old B-10 bomber. I love this era of aircraft.
Of course if Tamiya or Trumpeter did it, I couldn't afford it anyway LOL.
I'm finally retired. Now time I got, money I don't.
For years I'm yelling for a brand new 1/48 Curtiss P-36/H75 Hawk!
We have a lot of P-40s, Bf-109s, Spitfires, and the plane which is quite nice looking, with a great history and many different versions with different engines, retractable and permanent "spats" landing gear, used by nearly every air force still hasn't a good representation in this very popular scale. Isn't it a shame for model manufacturers?
There are resin or vac kits for every single one of those, if you're willing to learn new techniques. I doubt anyone will be willing to spend the money to make most of them. The YB-40 should be a fairly straightforward conversion.
"Whatever it is" looks like the Curtiss XP-37.
Adding to thte list:
XC-99
YB-40
XF-90
XF-91
T-39
C-140
this:
whatever it is.
Very cool, Sailor Steve!!! Thanks for the reply! I found some decals a while back for a Y1B-17 in 1/72 and assumed from that that someone had made a kit or conversion at some time. That YB-52 conversion looks pretty awesome. I went to the Lone Star Models website and the price is reasonable. Interestingly they also had a replacement engine kit for the AMT 1/72 scale B-52H that look pretty good and is affordable. Guess I'm going to dig a little deeper into my already stretched modeling funds and order both. The B-36 conversion looks great, too, but is a bit out of my price range.
Valkyrie IBoeing Model 299 (Flying Fortress prototype).
IBoeing Model 299 (Flying Fortress prototype).
Rareplanes did a vac kit of the Y1B-17 many years ago, which I converted to the 299 for a museum. It wasn't too tough of a job, and there is an excellent resource in the Detail & Scale book on the Fortress. Lots of good close-up photos to work from.
Lone-Star models makes a YB-52 conversion kit. https://www.scalemates.com/kits/225589-lone-star-models-lsm70354-xb-52-yb-52-conversion
Here's a kit to make the XB-36. Only two hundred bucks! http://www.click2detail.com/store/p18/1%3A72_XB-36_Conversion_Set_%28Early%2C_With_110-Inch_Main_Tires%29.html
I'd like to see these kits in 1/72 scale: Boeing Model 299 (Flying Fortress prototype), YB or Y1B-17 Flying Fortress, B-32 Dominator, and XB or YB-52 Stratofortress.
I'd like to see these kits in 1/48 scale: Boeing Model 299, B-17B, B-17C/D.
1/48 F2H Banshee
1/48 B-32 Dominator
Regarding the Hu-16, Trumpeter did one recently In 1/48.
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