What is the most desired model

A PHM would also be nice.

I would like.....In plastic 1/35th scale, of course !
From WW2:
First...An PT boat ( # 450 onward )...A MUST ! With these lovely twin .50s...
LCVP.....A good one, at last !
LCM3....In plastic, I said, Mr Verlinden !
And maybe...just for fun....An LST !
From Nam brown water navy:
PBR Mk 1....
APSB....
PCF " Swift boat "....Any Mks !
LCM " Monitor "....Any kind !
RPC " ragboat "....From SVN folks !
And a tiny Boston whaler....For my Seal troops !

I would like a good " omaha class light cruiser in either 250 or 350 in plastic in a pre war version such as "Marblehead" also a correct wilkes class dd in either of these scales

I have completely given up on ICM, and I don't expect a Hood or Takao or Chokai from them.

I just got the new Minekaze 1/350 Tone, it's expensive though, but what a great looking kit. The review is on the site www.modelwarships.com

There's been all sorts of rumors from Trumeter about potential new ship releases, so we'll see what they're up to as well.

As for ICM, don't wait, sell sell sell your stock like Martha Stewart!

Jeff Herne
Modelwarships.com

ICM will realease HMS HOOD some day 1:350, Its a very awaited plastic kit.
The question is when.
will it happen this year? next year?

ICM 1:350 IJN heavy cruiser Takao and Chokai are coming too. But when..

I'd also love to have a 1/350 (plastic) Hood alongside my Bismarck. . .

My dream model...a 1/350 HMS Hood in plastic.

Then of course, Scahrnhorst, Warspite, Takao, Taiho, Prinz Eugen, Baltimore, Atlanta, Rodney, Lexington...should I go on?? :-)

Jeff Herne
Modelwarships.com

I agree with ltfahey I wiuld ike to see them with build options for commisioning to decommissioning. I will add any pre-WWII warship from any country back to about 1900.

West Virginia, Maryland, California, Colorado or any other BB's at Pearl Harbor besides Arizona.

World War II submarines USS Narwhal and Nautilus. Probably the largest American submarines to ever see action in the Pacific. Good detailing possibilities too.