[theodore]

Well, since HM put out a surprising choice for its first 1/32nd scale aircraft, a Dauntless, I feel they should produce another aircraft that has never been made in diecast before (like their 1/48th scale Spitfire Mk XIV): a FW-190F-8 fighter-bomber!! Hobby Master would sell a 'plethera' of these and would have endless variants and paint schemes that they could use!!

[trex0770]

Corsair please.

[lanslide]

Originally Posted by trex0770

Corsair please.

Kepford's VF-17 "Jolly Rogers"

[trex0770]

Originally Posted by lanslide

Kepford's VF-17 "Jolly Rogers"

Exactly!

[hworth18]

Originally Posted by theodore

Well, since HM put out a surprising choice for its first 1/32nd scale aircraft, a Dauntless, I feel they should produce another aircraft that has never been made in diecast before (like their 1/48th scale Spitfire Mk XIV): a FW-190F-8 fighter-bomber!! Hobby Master would sell a 'plethera' of these and would have endless variants and paint schemes that they could use!!

The Fw-190F-8 is already made by 21st Century and can't be beat, it is "model quality" all for the reasonable price of $14.99..

[roowalker]

What would I buy,and I think it would sell well,and has capacity for several,easily made variants,and a whole lot of different liveries... also,the Hasegawa 1:32 injection kit is superb and would offer an excellent master,perhaps with only the more widely used paddle style prop. It would also be VERY impressive in 1:32 scale ............JU87 D&G STUKA!!!! GIMME!!!

[Ara1]

Imagine what our hobby would be like if HM became the Tamiya of the diecast world. Just staggering.

[brunowbe]

I said it before, a 1/32 Bf-110 would be awesome, granted it would be huge, but Corgi pulled off a Mosquito in this scale (which I believe a mosquito is larger than a 110).

[Ara1]

Originally Posted by brunowbe

I said it before, a 1/32 Bf-110 would be awesome, granted it would be huge, but Corgi pulled off a Mosquito in this scale (which I believe a mosquito is larger than a 110).

A 110 would be nice in either of the large scales, yes. The variants are very compelling.

Hey brunowbe, it's nice to see another Maiden fan. Welcome to the forum!

[brunowbe]

Originally Posted by Ara1

A 110 would be nice in either of the large scales, yes. The variants are very compelling.

Hey brunowbe, it's nice to see another Maiden fan. Welcome to the forum!

A 1/48 scale 110 would be slick as well. I'm still waiting for my first 1/72 version of the 110. I should receive it sometime this week.
Speaking of Maiden, I've got killer seats for their June 12th show (I hope the off topic banter doesn't get me in trouble ).