[Epapazian]

As has been mentioned, the KI-100, or "super Tony", was a mean machine. I'd love to see it in diecast.

[Ara1]

^^^ very nice models guys. It's too bad the diecast buyer's market limits the releases, otherwise there'd be a chance we'd see these.

[Cruver Collecter]

The Ki 100 would make an excellent diecast model. I remember making the Otaki 1/48th scale kit of this one many years ago.

[hworth18]

Originally Posted by Cruver Collecter

The Ki 100 would make an excellent diecast model. I remember making the Otaki 1/48th scale kit of this one many years ago.

I have Hasegawa'a 1/48 version in the till waiting to be built "someday"..

[Cruver Collecter]

Originally Posted by hworth18

I have Hasegawa'a 1/48 version in the till waiting to be built "someday"..

Aires has a nice looking after market cockpit sets for that one.

[Tedongganas]

The Aichi Seiran is one neat plane. One of submarineborne airplane ?

[Epapazian]

OK, guys. Let's suppose that the Kate sells well enough to encourage HM to create a short list of future possibilities. Being realistic---which rules out the Emily, Mavis, Betty, Sally, Nell, etc. plus most float planes, which five Japanese planes would you chose in rank order for HM's "short list": My selections are:

1) Val
2) Oscar II
3) Tony
4) Frank
5) Nick

[Shawn 507]

Originally Posted by Ara1

Here's a rare shot of a Jake. Notice the (possibly) white wing tips, and take note of how the bottom of the float was painted...

I'd buy one if it looked like this.

[Tedongganas]

Gimme Frank and Nick.

[Captain Eddie]

Originally Posted by Shawn 507

I'd buy one if it looked like this.

Shawn (and I do know you're serious), you crack me up!