[Cruver Collecter]

Originally Posted by wombat79

yeah seeing as it's more relevant to bombers and as i've already voted for it there can i change my vote to Mig 25

Consider it done.

[Cruver Collecter]

Morning Cold War Twin Engine Fighter bean count. Currently we have 34 votes spread over 12 different aircraft.( The F-101 is in the lead by 5 votes)
1. Chance-Vought Cutlass ? 2 votes
2. CF-105 Avro Arrow ? 1 vote
3. De Havilland Sea Vixen 1/72 1 vote
4. EE Lightning 1/48th 1 vote
5. F-5 1/72 3 votes
6. F7F 1/48 1 vote
7. F-89 Scorpion ? 3 vote
8. F-101 Voodoo 1/72 10 votes
9. F-111 1/72 or 1/48th 2 vote
10. Mig 19 1/72 2 votes
11. SU 15 Flagon ? 5 votes
12. Mig 25 ? 4 votes

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[Cruver Collecter]

Morning Cold War Twin Engine Bomber bean count. Currently we have 22 votes spread over 10 different aircraft.( F-111 has a 4 point lead.)

1. A-3 Skywarrior 1/72 1 vote
2. A-26 Invader ? 1 vote
3. EE Canberra B.Mk.2 1/72 2 votes
4. F-111 Aardvark 1/72 or 1/48th 8 votes
5. Martin B-57 Intruder 1/72 2 votes
6. S2F Tracker ? 1 vote
7. SU 24 Fencer 1/72 4 votes
8. Su-25 Frogfoot 1/72 1 vote
9. Tu-16 Badger 1/72 1 vote
10. Tu22M3 1/72 2 votes

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Looks like inputs winding down and Top honors going to the F-111.

[JETFAN]

I would have put the F-111A in the Vietnam category since that is where it first ventured into hostile air space.If the intent of the survey is to give a manufacturer some ideas, then I would eliminate the Canberra B2 since it has already been made by Corgi.One that seems to have been overlooked is the B-45 / RB-45 Tornado which was based in the U.K. at RAF Sculthorpe in 1952 as the 47th B.G.. They carried nuclear weapons.To confuse the Russians, Four RB-45s were even operated with RAF crews in RAF markings between 1952 and 1954.. It was amusing at the time as official sources denied that the RAF had any; as usual, eagle-eyed spotters photographed them "through the fence" and published the photos in Air Pictorial. International Air Power Review, Vol. 23, page 171, shows a photo of these aircraft.Other Strategic Reconnaisance units operated in Japan and Korea starting in 1950.I'll add the B-45 to the mix though the B-47 seems to be THE major omission too!

[Cavtanker]

I agree on the B-47! I can't believe I overlooked that one.

Static display B-47 at Little Rock AFB, Arkansas.

[Rush104]

Originally Posted by JETFAN

I would have put the F-111A in the Vietnam category since that is where it first ventured into hostile air space.If the intent of the survey is to give a manufacturer some ideas, then I would eliminate the Canberra B2 since it has already been made by Corgi.One that seems to have been overlooked is the B-45 / RB-45 Tornado which was based in the U.K. at RAF Sculthorpe in 1952 as the 47th B.G.. They carried nuclear weapons.To confuse the Russians, Four RB-45s were even operated with RAF crews in RAF markings between 1952 and 1954.. It was amusing at the time as official sources denied that the RAF had any; as usual, eagle-eyed spotters photographed them "through the fence" and published the photos in Air Pictorial. International Air Power Review, Vol. 23, page 171, shows a photo of these aircraft.Other Strategic Reconnaisance units operated in Japan and Korea starting in 1950.I'll add the B-45 to the mix though the B-47 seems to be THE major omission too!

Good evening JETFAN,

The B-47 and B-45 are already included in the 4+ engine bomber category.

Regards,
Rush104

[mapleflag]

Cruver,

I suggested the Avro CF-100 in my submission but maybe you missed it, I know it was only used by two Air Forces but the F89 was only used by one.
The CF100 probably had as much interaction with Badgers and Bears as a lot of the other candidates did.

[Cruver Collecter]

Originally Posted by mapleflag

Cruver,

I suggested the Avro CF-100 in my submission but maybe you missed it, I know it was only used by two Air Forces but the F89 was only used by one.
The CF100 probably had as much interaction with Badgers and Bears as a lot of the other candidates did.

Will stick it in right now, sorry for missing it.

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Morning Cold War Twin Engine Fighter bean count. Currently we have 35 votes spread over 13 different aircraft.( The F-101 is in the lead by 5 votes)
1. Avro CF-100 ? 1 vote
2. Chance-Vought Cutlass ? 2 votes
3. CF-105 Avro Arrow ? 1 vote
4. De Havilland Sea Vixen 1/72 1 vote
5. EE Lightning 1/48th 1 vote
6. F-5 1/72 3 votes
7. F7F 1/48 1 vote
8. F-89 Scorpion ? 3 vote
9. F-101 Voodoo 1/72 10 votes
10. F-111 1/72 or 1/48th 2 vote
11. Mig 19 1/72 2 votes
12. SU 15 Flagon ? 5 votes
13. Mig 25 ? 4 votes

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Evening Cold War Twin Engine Bomber bean count. Currently we have 22 votes spread over 10 different aircraft.( F-111 has a 4 point lead.)

1. A-3 Skywarrior 1/72 1 vote
2. A-26 Invader ? 1 vote
3. EE Canberra B.Mk.2 1/72 2 votes
4. F-111 Aardvark 1/72 or 1/48th 8 votes
5. Martin B-57 Intruder 1/72 2 votes
6. S2F Tracker ? 1 vote
7. SU 24 Fencer 1/72 4 votes
8. Su-25 Frogfoot 1/72 1 vote
9. Tu-16 Badger 1/72 1 vote
10. Tu22M3 1/72 2 votes

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Looks like inputs winding down and Top honors going to the F-111. (Anyone want to put some more votes in on this one ?)