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the Baron My stock answers for this, when it's presented periodically as a poll: An injection-molded Langley (CV-1), Ranger (CV-4) and Wasp (CV-7) in 1/700 A 1/48th C-46 (preferably by Revell-Monogram) An injection-molded kit of Serenity
My stock answers for this, when it's presented periodically as a poll:
John
On the Bench: 1/72 Ki-67, 1/48 T-38
1/144 AC-130, 1/72 AV-8A Harrier
modern American fire trucks 1/24 1/25.especially a HEMMT airport fire truck.
1/35 RR gverman ww2 boxcar, tank car, passenger car
a 1/35 4-8-8-4 BIG BOY. that would be awesome in the real meaning of the word.
Никто не Забыт (No one is Forgotten)Ничто не Забыто (Nothing is Forgotten)
Like that is such a rare kit to find in any scale ;)
F is for FIRE, That burns down the whole town!
U is for URANIUM... BOMBS!
N is for NO SURVIVORS...
- Plankton
LSM
Another 109 would be GREAT!
I don't know if this would count for this thread. But I would like to see someone produce more decals for aircraft, like various squadrons and air wings.
Yikes!!! I just got the 1/350 TOS Enterprise, which the box says builds out to 32" long. The Vengeance would be almost 5 times as long in 1/350, so over 13 feet long! Even chopping it down to 1/1000 would make it a good 4 feet long or so. As it is, I've seen some folks say that the Enterprise models need an armature to keep their shape here in Earth gravity.
On the bench: 1/350 Trumpeter HMS Dreadnought; 1/350 Academy USS Reuben James FFG-57
ships4everI'm not sure how big the Vengeance was
It's pretty massive. It would do better 1/1000. I would just like to see one produced.
Steve
Building a kit from your stash is like cutting a head off a Hydra, two more take it's place.
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I'm not sure how big the Vengeance was. If it was anywhere near the size of the Excelsior or 1701-D, I doubt we would see it in 1/350. Too bad, because I still think the Excelsior was the best-looking ship of all! I also forgot to add the 1/350 Defiant into the wish list.
ships4everFrom the Star Trek universe, we now have great 1/350 Enterprises, both TOS and movies. How about 1/350 Reliants, Klingon battlecruisers and Romulan Warbirds to complement them?
Yeah, that reminds me, how about the USS Vengeance. That Bad A-- Dreadnought in "Into the Darkness"
From the Star Trek universe, we now have great 1/350 Enterprises, both TOS and movies. How about 1/350 Reliants, Klingon battlecruisers and Romulan Warbirds to complement them?
As for ships, definitely more commercial vessels. Maybe a 1/350 T-2 tanker to go along with the 1/350 Liberty ships that are available? Maybe 1/350 C-2 cargo ships and Victory ships.
For variety's sake, in the real space realm, I'd love to see a 1/72 Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy!
The bigger the government, the smaller the citizen.
No, I don't remember that. I have the markings, I just need to check if there are any changes I need to make to the kit.
I am a Norfolk man and i glory in being so
On the bench: Airfix 1/72nd Harrier GR.3/Fujimi 1/72nd Ju 87D-3
Wow nice project. John Eaton did one as a Coastal Command plane, you will recall.
Modeling is an excuse to buy books.
GMorrison I have the Colin Kelly one in the stash.
I have the Colin Kelly one in the stash.
Ye, that's the one I have got. But I will be doing it as an RAF Fort I.
GMorrison Bish TedsScaleModelingIn 1/72 would love to see new tool B-17 and B-24 series of kits. We have had these from Revell and hasegawa respectively in the last few years, isn't it a bit soon for some more new new tool kits. Academy did some decent 17s.
Bish TedsScaleModelingIn 1/72 would love to see new tool B-17 and B-24 series of kits. We have had these from Revell and hasegawa respectively in the last few years, isn't it a bit soon for some more new new tool kits.
TedsScaleModelingIn 1/72 would love to see new tool B-17 and B-24 series of kits.
We have had these from Revell and hasegawa respectively in the last few years, isn't it a bit soon for some more new new tool kits.
Some really nice ones actually. I've built the F and have a G and C/D in the stash.
Souda99I would like to see a variety of both military and civilian ships including supply and etc ships in both 1/350 and 1/700 scale. One subject that I think that would make and interesting kit is the Texas Towers from the 50's.
More WWII rolling stock.
1/144 C5 Galaxy. Revell must be sitting on the molds and it really bugs me that they wont do a re-pop, considering the obscene prices they go for on e-bay.
"Growing old is inevitable; growing up is optional"
" A hobby should pass the time - not fill it" -Norman Bates
How about a 1/48 C-141B? ;)
Disney's Nautilus in 1/350th for a reasonable price.
M-715 weapons truck
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Duce and a half
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T-39
C-140
Airtruk
C-9 Nightingale
T-43
for science fiction:
a Galisphere
Merchant marine ships. Not those new ugly container ships but the old classics from '60, ,70 and 80 with derricks and all kind of deck equipment. Lots of variety in this subject: bulk carriers, heavy lifters, tons of different tugboats, general cargo ships etc
Karl,
The aftermarket decal guys could have a field day with all the "BOLD NEW GRAPHICS!", as well as all the different sponsor graphics packages.
A 100% rider on a 70% bike will always defeat a 70% rider on a 100% bike. (Kenny Roberts)
How do these sound in 1/24 scale
M-38
M-38-A1
M-151 -A1 & A2
M-37
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