The unlikely kit

[Roger the Cabin Boy]

Atlas XH-1

Atlas Ace

Gloster AS-1 Survey

Avro Avian

All injection moulded in the properly ordained scale of 1/72

A Revell A-400 would be on my list if the SAAF get these...

[K5054NZ]

Avro Avian

Yes yes YES!!!

[Jeffry Fontaine]

I'd love to have some 1/720 airsip models like the R-100, R-101, Shenandoah, Los Angeles and Akron/Macon. One of these days I'll get the 1/350 (I think) Graf Zeppelin and Hindenburg and bash them into a Los Angeles and Akron.

Brian da Basher

On that same subject line, but in 1/72 scale, complete with a tank of helium to make it float or if you are doing the Hindenberg, a tank of hydrogen to make sure it burns properly...

Actually any WWII era and early cold war era non-rigid airship would be most excellent in 1/72nd or 1/48th scale.  I remember Combat models produced a vac-formed Skipjack fast attack submarine model and that would have been an excellent conversion to a non-rigid airship if you turned it upside down as it already had the right tear-drop shape.  

[Jeffry Fontaine]

1/48th scale Pilatus Porter PLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEASSE!

[Sisko]

I would love to see a 1/48th scale model of the CAC woomera.

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I'd settle for a 1:72 scale kit! I know theres a resin out there....

Did not know about the resin kit but I have seen the Vacform and I just passed it by.

To build that baby would involve so much work that you could claim it as a scratchbuild.

350th scale Next Generation Enterprise NCC.

[matrixone]

Revell 1/72 scale:

Ju 287A-1

Me 261

Ta 400

Tamiya 1/48 scale:

Ta 152C

Fw 190D-15

BV 211 (swept wing version)


Matrixone

[Svaz]

1/144 Tu-22 Blinder
1/144 Embraer 135 / 145 (yeah Welsh models have resin, but its kinda steep for me.)
1/144 Beech 1900D

[GTX]

1/48 Su-27IB/32/34 (Pick your designation)
1/48 Tu-22M
1/48 A-10B
1/48 NH-90
1/48 JAS-39B
and more business/passenger jets in 1/48

Regards,

Greg

[Andrew Gorman]

A Barling Bomber, please.  Preferably in 1/63 scale by ITC, but I'd settle for anything.
http://www.earlyaviators.com/barlingbomber.jpg
Andrew

[dragon]

1/72 scale IAI ARAVA (injection molded)
1/72 scale TEXAN II (injection molded)
1/72 scale SUPER TUCANO (injection molded)

[Daryl J.]

Macchi M.52 in 1/48 in a high level of detail.

Fokker V-23

The submarine-borne variant of the Piper Super Cub--float equipped...1/32  



Daryl J.

[Brian da Basher]

A Barling Bomber, please.  Preferably in 1/63 scale by ITC, but I'd settle for anything.
http://www.earlyaviators.com/barlingbomber.jpg
Andrew

I'll second that one, Andrew!

Brian da Basher

P.S. It would be cool to see a Barling slightly modernized with nose glazing and gun turrets.

[Joe C-P]

1/600 or 1/700 CVA-01
1/600 or 1/700 HMS Hermes
1/600 or 1/700 HMS Eagle

1/700 Ark Royal in 1970s fit

Upgrade kits for the Fujimi Ark and Eagle

JoeP

[lenny100]

any of the curent royal navy fleet in 1/700

[lancer]

1:72 Avro Ashton

Once the forthcomeing Shorts Sperrin is done, Magna are doing the Ashton as the next big model.

DO you mean a resin kit of it or Thorvic's project that he let on about at the Coventry show??