1/32 kits i'd like to see

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An affordable one!

Yes I know affordability is relative. Unfortunately NOT my relatives!

Cheers, Max Bryant

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Max Bryant

Airacobra Aichi Val Devastator Raiden (come on Trumpeter) Brewster Buffalo

On a side note, who decided that Buffalo and Walrus in the previous post were good names for airplanes? I won't even mention the Fruitbat. These names don't exactly instill fear upon the enemy.

Craig

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Craig

good names for airplanes? I won't even mention the Fruitbat. These names don't exactly instill fear upon the enemy>>

I had assumed the whole Fruitbat thing was an inside joke going around this NG, and I wasn't in on it. Never even considered the possibility it was a real plane...shows how much I know.

When once you have tasted flight, you will forever walk the earth with your eyes turned skyward, for there you have been, and there you will always long to return. --Leonardo Da Vinci

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Disco -- FlyNavy

while the walrus does not conjure up images of blazing guns and screaming dogfights, for some reason i really like them. there is something about that pug little krate that appeals to me. i guess i have a fantasy about flying one around the world. or just achoring it and living in it.

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Re fruitbat- take a look at some of the between-the-wars British stuff in the Putnams series- lots of really inappropriate names from Avro, Fairey, Blackburn, etc. The Avro Bison is one plane I always like to dig out a picture of when I'm having a particularly depressing day. Hysterical laughter always brightens up my outlook.

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Jim Atkins

Short delurk here: Ever been around a real buffalo? Unlike a cow or a horse when a buffalo gets moving nothing will stop it. Not a fence, steel yard pens, a barn or anything else. Get a heard of them going and you will wet your pants if you are in their way. Knew a rancher that made the mistake of purchasing a few because he thought they would be as easy to handle, just a small heard of bigger cows. He had them less than a year before the damage they caused tallied up to a whopper of a bill including a barn, miles of fence and a truck that got in their way. It does not include a few medical bills for him and hands. Buffalo may be big, dumb and shaggy but get them running and nothing will stand in their way. It is just a shame that the plane did not have the durability and unstoppable force of the beasts it was named after.

Back to lurking Bob Ruth

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BobAndVickey

You don't think small, do you?

Here are mine:

F-102 Delta Dagger F-106 Delta Dart

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Edwin Ross Quantrall

"modesty is for the untalented"

-tom gilroy

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Read also that when they were shot by the Indians and cowboys, they tended not to run away but hung around the fallen buffalo. Easy targets apparently.

Craig

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who me?

And then there is the Avro "Ape"! I still can't believe that came from the same company that created the Vulcan.

Bill Shuey

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William H. Shuey

Dude! They ain't exactly little airplanes either. Either one is larger than a Walrus and about as long as the SM-79.

Bill Shuey

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William H. Shuey

Dude! They ain't exactly little airplanes either. Either one is larger than a Walrus and about as long as the SM-79.

Bill Shuey

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William H. Shuey

Disregarding the vacs already available from Combat or ID (P-39 & F-106, maybe the F-102), I'd like to see a 1/32 Val & Kate, T-28A-D, SNJ/AT-6, T-33, Tempest, Sea Fury, R-4, A-26, A-1H & E, T-37, just to name a few. Oh, yeah, I don't need to forget a 1/32 B-36 & B-52! ;)

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frank may

No big deal, Lou Pruneau scratchbuilt a 1/32 B-52D diorama and it only took about one half sheet of plywood for the base :-)

Rick

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OXMORON1

snipped-for-privacy@aol.com (BobAndVickey) wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@mb-m17.aol.com:

Also the Cape Buffalo from South Africa. I would imagine the Brits would know about them. Considered one of the "Big 5" African game animals. Very tough and very dangerous. More than a few hunters have gotten stomped for not respecting the beasts.

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Gray Ghost

My God man! Build that and you can FLY it to next year's Nats!

-- John The history of things that didn't happen has never been written. . - - - Henry Kissinger

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The Old Timer

I'll buy those...

...and add: Mig-23, Su-22, P-61, and B-25.

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Rufus

"Jim Atkins" wrote in news:IM- snipped-for-privacy@adelphia.com:

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Hey, What's wrong with the name Blackburn. ;)

Don Blackburn Better known as The Old Goat

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The Old Goat

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