[planenuts]

I'm really suprised that a T-6 Texan - Harvard has not been made yet in 1/72 scale. If you want some idea of the wide spread use and variety of markings just take a look at the Squadron/Signal Publications book T-6 Texan. A company could REALLY get their moneys worth out of that mold!

[Spinnaker]

I reckon they would be a huge seller. Think of all of them flying on the warbird circuit - the range of possible schemes is huge.

[HotTrap429]

Would be a fun plane to have. I want one in simulated Japanese markings like you see in the movies and on TV shows.

[STARMAN 352ND]

I want one too.
JP

[Tyler109]

Originally Posted by HotTrap429

Would be a fun plane to have. I want one in simulated Japanese markings like you see in the movies and on TV shows.

Me too...just so I can sit it right next to my "MiG" F-5

[no4mkit]

Talk about a variety of schemes! I don't think anything else could compare to the range of liveries available for the Harvard/Texan/SNJ line. With a little mod maybe we could have the Yale too.

[Aviaction]

I suppose you could convert a Corgi Zero

[planenuts]

Originally Posted by no4mkit

Talk about a variety of schemes! I don't think anything else could compare to the range of liveries available for the Harvard/Texan/SNJ line. With a little mod maybe we could have the Yale too.

Yeah, it's like the C-47/DC-3. They could make them until the cows come home....well, at least until the collectors start saying "Not another T-6"

[barretpa]

Agree they would be a surefire winner, and as has been pointed out there are endless schemes that could be released. They are easily one of the most recognized shapes at any air show.

[planenuts]

Hobby Master IS going to make a T-6 Is that great news or what

Things keep getting better and better....we ARE living in the golden age of diecast