[Rush104]

Originally Posted by lanslide

Hey - some jets! Corgi already makes the Phantom and Tornado though.

True. But they need to add a B-57B and some more EE Canberras...

[smartd]

Originally Posted by lanslide

Hey - some jets! Corgi already makes the Phantom and Tornado though.

Sure, but have you seen a Corgi Phantom with a bomb load?
I have 6 of them but no bombs on any.
Have a couple of Tornados also but they could stand improving.

[Shamrock]

A Vietnam era B-57 would certainly find space in my collection.

[Cruver Collecter]

Ok, not a true bomber but used as light attack, how about the OV-10 Bronco?

[FormerViperDriver]

Originally Posted by Cruver Collecter

Ok, not a true bomber but used as light attack, how about the OV-10 Bronco?

That would be cool.

But for me I'll have to go with A-26 Invader. I think that bomber is just awesome looking, particularly the version with the nose-mounted .50 cals. And it was in use for a very long time.

Second choice: Do-17 or 217.

FVD

[Splashone]

Betty for me.

[Captain Eddie]

Welcome to the forum, Splashone. Might I hazzard a guess that you particularly like NAVAL aviation?

[D H]

Hmm

Got to be a Hudson for me, followed closely by a Hampden................

Although here's a thought............Folding wing Sea Mosquito??

DH

[JustPlaneNuttz]

Originally Posted by D H

Hmm

Got to be a Hudson for me, followed closely by a Hampden................

Although here's a thought............Folding wing Sea Mosquito??

DH

Oh, man, I'd be sooooo grateful for a Hampden. Nothing too esoteric, just a nice early war RAF model. Gibson's would do just fine(!)

[jim]

Originally Posted by JustPlaneNuttz

Oh, man, I'd be sooooo grateful for a Hampden. Nothing too esoteric, just a nice early war RAF model. Gibson's would do just fine(!)

Ah yes, the old flying suitcase, an interesting subject for a diecast model.