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All I can suggest is since I'm now a designer in the industry of 3d printers is that you find a good 3d mechanical designer and have him/her create a 3 model of your subject and have it printed out. Of course that doesn't work real well with really fine details. but I'm having a blast printing out really cool odd stuff.
John
On the Bench: 1/72 Ki-67, 1/48 T-38
1/144 AC-130, 1/72 AV-8A Harrier
Cadet Chuck Hey, Joe- Glad to see another George Carllin fan on the forum! He is my favorite comedian! Chuck
Hey, Joe- Glad to see another George Carllin fan on the forum! He is my favorite comedian!
Chuck
"Not only do I not know what's going on, I wouldn't know what to do about it if I did". George Carlin
I've been working on the Boeing B-17 series and am good from the B-17B through B-17G, including a YB-40 scratch build, thanks to eBay. I'd like to see a Boeing Model 299, a Y1B-17 and/or Y1B-17A. I know it's pretty unlikely to ever see any of them though. However, with any one of the three, I think I could scratch out the other two. I know it's well within the capabilities of some of you truly great builders out there, but it's beyond my limited ability to scratch build one from a "B" model.
Tojo72 A German Commerce Raider,plastic in 1/350 Like Atlantis,Pinguin,Orion
A German Commerce Raider,plastic in 1/350
Like Atlantis,Pinguin,Orion
A re-release of the old AMT kit of the AMC Javelin would be nice.......especially when prices are this high:
http://ronsmodels.ecrater.com/p/9841031/kit-amt-amc-javelin-amx-74-1-25
I now wish I'd purchased a spare and left it sealed in the box.
Gimme a pigfoot, and a bottle of beer...
A decent 1/25th scale 1964 or 1965 Plymouth Barracuda. Now that would be totally killer!
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I would very much like to see:
PB4Y Privateer in 1/72 or 1/48
USS Utah in 1/700 or 1/350
a nice 1/24 or 1/12 Indy car. the 2015 Dallara car.
tankerbuilder Hi ! Back again .The most important thing is this .How about some really good kits ,Scale constant ( 1/350 or 1/200 ) , but affordable for retirees.
Hi !
Back again .The most important thing is this .How about some really good kits ,Scale constant ( 1/350 or 1/200 ) , but affordable for retirees.
modelcrazy Sprue-ce Goose1/72 scale Flying Sub I had no idea that thing was real. I thought it was just something from Voyage.
Sprue-ce Goose1/72 scale Flying Sub
I had no idea that thing was real. I thought it was just something from Voyage.
I know it's coming out, but a 1/350 CV-67, and I would really like to see a modern CV-41 in 1/350.
Also, more 1/24 scale dinosaur models.
Bruce
On the bench: 1/48 Eduard MiG-21MF
1/35 Takom Merkava Mk.I
Steve
Building a kit from your stash is like cutting a head off a Hydra, two more take it's place.
http://www.spamodeler.com/forum/
1/72 scale Flying Sub
http://www.scifiairshow.com/ships-the-flying-sub.html
with landing gear included so that I can display it next to my scale aircraft builds.
More 1/35 scale US armor crew members in noncombat poses,also US infantry in tank riding poses.
New tooled Tamiya 1/35 M3 halftrack.
The Firefly class transport Serenity,not sure on scale but around 12" over all length seems right.
Now that they've released a whole slew of WWI armor, I'm as happy as a pig in poop.
We NEED some good 1:35 Modern German Bundeswehr tank figures.
If I had my wishes though, I'd love, LOVE to see some Bucyrus-Eric steam shovels from the early 1920s-40w, and I would roll over and die of happiness if anyone ever did a good Manitowac Dragline or similar that was used for coal stripping.
Modern unlimited racers, Sawbones, Rare Bear, Dreadnaught, Precious Metal, Strega.
Land speed record racers, unlimited-class speedboats, 1/24 Marmon Wasp and Auto Union GP cars...cool things that go fast.
"All you mugs need to get busy building, and post pics!"
I have a bunch of photos of I think it's the Fir. Nice looking little ship.
Modeling is an excuse to buy books.
Yes, yes, 4 stackers or a 1/350 Taney would be OK, even a 1/350 Tree Class buoy tender would work. Just something CG. I could never hope for the Storis, my first cutter.
Modern era stuff like dozers and excavators and the like? Besides Meng's amazing D9 I'm unaware of anything in the construction arena. If anyone knows of anything I'd love to hear about it.
How about ANY four stackers in 1/350???
There are heavy construction equipment kits out there if you know how to find them. Ebay, oldmodelkits.com, etc...
Hi ;
Well , I would like to see 1/350 scale Taney , Campbell and then in 1/24 or 1/32 the forty and thirty footer inland waterway boats from the fifties .They were nice . Also a 1/48 scale C.G.Falcon 20 search and rescue bird .
I would also like to see the smaller cutters like the Capes and County classes in 1/200 .The Capes are and were nice boats . I think there's a " Bay " series in there somewhere too .
Let's not forget the workhorses either .The Bush and other classes ( bouy tenders and the like )
GMorrison1/350 World War 2 Ark Royal.
Yeah, that would be nice.
1/350 World War 2 Ark Royal.
1/25th scale construction eqipment
Carl
Or a Mitsubishi MU2 would make for a nice addition.
Edit:
Oh scratch that, I guess Hase makes one in 1/72.
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