What would you want to see the kit manufactures make in 1/32 scale

Feb 25, 2007 75 Replies

for me the following: AT-6 Texan, P-39 Airacorbra A-26B Invader B-25J Mitchell T-28 Trojan SB2C Helldiver B-26 Maurader



For me the Gloster Gladiator

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P-39 in at least three variants (D, N, Q & P-400) has been announced I'll second the SB2C and B-25 and add some of the japanese carrier planes Judy, Val and Kate

CH-34 - if they can get that passed S*k*rsky w/o losing a ton in license fees.

1/35th will work too.

WmB

Beside the items you mentioned, I would like to add these:

C-47 C-46 C-7 C-82 T-29 T-39 C-140

Mig-23, Su-22, P-61, Ar 234C, Me 410, He 219, F/A-18F, Tornado F.3, F9F Panther, P-51B, F-106, Kingfisher, Swordfish...

A Claughton.

Ooops! Wrong group! ;-)

...forgot one - Boulton Paul Defiant.

While filling out their survey and talking with the Trumpeter folks at Kansas City last year, one of the reps said that the P-39 had been the most requested 32nd scale kit for the last couple of years. As someone else mentioned I see that Special Hobby has announced one but I would still like to see one from Trumpeter. Ol ' 45

Andrea makes a 1/35th scale U-Boat - Of couse its costs somewhere between $2,000 and $3,000. Val Kraut

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Yeah - I'd like to see an injection molded one that's more in the $200-400 range.

1/32 - that's Gauge 1, or thereabouts.

You have a garden big enough to get lost in????

And thte injection molded one would be cleaner and more accurate and have all sorts after market stuff to modify it.

Val Kraut

yes, any Japanese Naval aircraft, a 1/32 deck tractor, WWII era !!!!!!!!!! better 1/32 pilots to go with the WII aircraft, not the kind with their arms fused to their thighs (Revell) Okha bomb...

Craig

Yup. That way you could go as wild as you like...or don't like.

F-86 in following models - A, D, E, & F

Art

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