[mustangdriver]

Think about it, you could do different nations that used it during WWII, Berlin Airlift, Korea, AC-47's of Vietnam, Air America used some C-47's, and then all of the airlines that used the DC-3.

[STARMAN 352ND]

True there are many different kinds they can paint up.
But i need a D-Day one.

[Tyler109]

I think with this model it's a matter of when and not if...all I know is whoever makes it first it going to make a killing

[planenuts]

Originally Posted by mustangdriver

Think about it, you could do different nations that used it during WWII, Berlin Airlift, Korea, AC-47's of Vietnam, Air America used some C-47's, and then all of the airlines that used the DC-3.

There's a gazillion they cold make. In fact they could make them until everyone starts saying "Oh no....another C-47/DC-3"

I'm waiting

[Captain Eddie]

Originally Posted by Planebeach

Well the C-47/DC-3 is strange that no one has made one yet, you have hundreds of diferent schemes that it can be painted in. Both civi and military. I want a goony bird, Corgi must get their ass inn motion!!!

A Corgi would be ok, but how about HM? And I agree with Starman, a D-Day version would be great!

[Spinnaker]

Originally Posted by Captain Eddie

... a D-Day version would be great!

Something along these lines you mean? This is a pic of my ERTL C-47 in 1:72 scale. i think you can still pick these up on e-Bay. Panel lines are a bit severe, but it's better than nothing .

[Captain Eddie]

Thanks, Spinnaker, I'll have to check that out.

[STARMAN 352ND]

Originally Posted by Spinnaker

Something along these lines you mean? This is a pic of my ERTL C-47 in 1:72 scale. i think you can still pick these up on e-Bay. Panel lines are a bit severe, but it's better than nothing .

That is what i'm talking about

JP

[Cardinal]

I would like to see someone else, other than Corgi, making some of the 'heavier' WWII aircraft in 1/72 scale. I would hope that HM start the trend or even Dragon (if there are not too many 'fiddly bits').

[planenuts]

Originally Posted by Cardinal

I would like to see someone else, other than Corgi, making some of the 'heavier' WWII aircraft in 1/72 scale. I would hope that HM start the trend or even Dragon (if there are not too many 'fiddly bits').

I'm with you there (except for the 'fiddly bits' part ). I wish Hobby Master and Dragon would get into the multi-engine market. I would be as pleased as.....punch