1/350 ship kits we'd all like to see!

For me:

HMS Warspite (preferably WW2 era, but WW1 would be OK with me)

Tribal Class Destroyer.

HMS Dreadnought

Any Royal Navy WW1 Battlecruiser.

Prinz Eugen

Type 42 Destroyer (preferably a Batch 1)

 

Thanks for starting the thread...

Here's another vote for the Prinz Eugen.  It would be great of Revell Europe followed up their new 1/350 Bismarck with a companion Prinz Eugen!

Also, another vote for the following:

BC HMS Lion 

German BC 'Derfflinger'

BB HMS Queen Elizabeth

German AC 'Scharnhorst'

I would like to add the pre-WWI USS Oregon and USS Texas.

Cheers, Rick 

 

I'd like to see the USS Cyclops (AC-4).

For those who don't know about her The loss of the ship and 306 crew and passengers without a trace sometime after March 4, 1918 remains the single largest loss of life in U.S. Naval history not directly involving combat. The ship's fate is still a mystery that remains unsolved to this day. No wreckage of the vessel has ever been found.

Victim of the Bermuda Triangle? Mutiny? Or UBoat attack? No one knows. I hope I'm around to see this ship discovered

http://www.jobsinparadise.com/cyclops5.jpg

Old variety.

Who's making it?

Which Kongo?  Both the modern Kongo and the IJN battleships have been announced and can be preordered.

Kongo class

remember the MAINE....

I LIKE the idea of 'two in one' kits!  So many times you have sisterships that are really close; how much effort would it be for the model company to put in a couple extra molds to give builders the option of either/or?  Another option would be for the model companys (who already make all those PE 'upgrades') to make a separate set of molds that would either 'back-date,' or 'modernize' a ship that is otherwise presented as a single model kit.  I think this could work really well for ships like 'Nagato' (which already has the bow piece as a separate molding), and perhaps some of those British capital ships that had such long careers (HMS Warspite, etc)......

Knox Class FF (USS Capodanno)

Perry Class FFG ((short hull) Antrim, Clark, Lewis B. Puller, George Philip)

Utah 1941

Nevada / Oklahoma 1941 (boxed as 2 in one kit, make either/or)

Tennessee / California 1941 (boxed as 2 in one kit, make either/or)

Maryland / W. Virginia 1941 (boxed as 2 in one kit, make either/or) 

Graf Spee / Exeter / Ajax / Achilles

 

 

Battlecruiser SMS Goeben/Moltke

Russian WW1 destroyer Novik

IJN Hosho early aricraft carrier

CL USS Brooklyn

FFG MEKO class

 

 Among others: An Alaska class cruiser.

|USS Nevada: Dec41 and June 44

IJN Hiryu

DKM Scharnhorst

Jean Bart

HMS Rodney