Dear Model Company, I would like you to release a kit of...

[GTX_Admin]

Well Collect-Aire did have one out but those are rarer then Hen's teeth and you have to be willing to part with part of your anatomy to buy one when they do become available.  A new, injection moulded one would certainly be nice.

[GTX_Admin]

Another I would like in either kit or conversion form would be a 1/35 Air Defense Anti-Tank System (ADATS) system:

[Jeffry Fontaine]

Well Collect-Aire did have one out but those are rarer then Hen's teeth and you have to be willing to part with part of your anatomy to buy one when they do become available.  A new, injection moulded one would certainly be nice.

Given the option to acquire the Collectaire Savage or carve a model of the Savage from a piece of wood, I think the wood carving option would win.

[Maverick]

ADATS would be nice, as would many ADV type vehicles.

For me, it remains decent, different 35th scale small arms or a wider variety of troopies in the same scale.

Regards,

John

[Weaver]

Boeing Model 314 Clipper (C-98) in 1/48th scale would be nice. 

Do you want to model it or live in it? 

1/72nd AMX

1/76th post war British AFV: FV432, Ferret, Fox, CVR(T) variants other than Scorpion and Scimitar, decent Centurion.

1/600th or 1/700th decent Leander class frigate.

Some more US and Brit paper-plane what-ifs: it seems like a German designer only had to scribble down the results of a bad night after too much beer and a dodgy bratwurst for it to be eagerly kitted, but you only get a smattering of the US and Brit ones that even flew, let alone the pure paper ones.

[Jeffry Fontaine]

Boeing Model 314 Clipper (C-98) in 1/48th scale would be nice.

Do you want to model it or live in it? 

Even in 1/48th scale that Model 314 is still small enough in size to fit in the back of my F-150 :)

It would certainly look nice as a Navy Patrol Bomber with the P2B designation all tarted up in the three colour camouflage for the Pacific or maybe in the RAF Coastal Command scheme with markings for some obscure RCAF squadron in the Atlantic.

[ChernayaAkula]

1/72nd AMX

Said it before: Tell Italeri! HERE'S their survey for 2012!
It seems as if the C-27J turned out to be their best-liked kit of the last year. At least to those who answered their survey (which may or may not be representative of their clients). Which could mean that people interested in modern planes of Italian origin do have some pull.

They even ask which kits they should re-issue. I think I said ESCI AV-8A Harrier, YF-23 and V-22 (all 1/72).

[GTX_Admin]

1/48 Ki83 would be nice - I'd even settle for a vacuform one!

[finsrin]

Some bling for the 314 would be two or three Harpoon missiles under each wing and cannons in the nose.

[GTX_Admin]

For me, it remains decent, different 35th scale small arms or a wider variety of troopies in the same scale.

Regards,

John

MiAM seems to have some interesting stuff available.

[Maverick]

Greg, who is MiAM?  I can't place the acronym and the 'net brings up some odd choices.  That said, I'm assuming they're resin?

Regards,

John

[GTX_Admin]

Greg, who is MiAM?  I can't place the acronym and the 'net brings up some odd choices.  That said, I'm assuming they're resin?

Regards,

John

Sorry, my mistake - should have been MAIM (Modern Armies In Minature).  See here:  http://www.modernarmiesinminiatures.de/

[Maverick]

Thanks for the correction Greg.  They have some interesting stuff to be sure.

Regards,

John

[Weaver]

1/72nd AMX

1/76th post war British AFV: FV432, Ferret, Fox, CVR(T) variants other than Scorpion and Scimitar, decent Centurion.

1/600th or 1/700th decent Leander class frigate.

Some more US and Brit paper-plane what-ifs: it seems like a German designer only had to scribble down the results of a bad night after too much beer and a dodgy bratwurst for it to be eagerly kitted, but you only get a smattering of the US and Brit ones that even flew, let alone the pure paper ones.

ohyeahand...

1/72nd or 1/76th M107 SPG, M110 SPG and M-578. For the puzzled, those are the "naked" predecessors to the M109, in 175mm, 203mm and recovery vehicle versions. I'd like them because they'd make great chassis for all sorts of whiffs, and I was most dischuffed to find they hadn't been kitted.

On the same principle:

1/72nd or 1/76th M18 Hellcat. Strange that this one's never been done in this scale, when Shermans and all the other US tank destroyers have been well covered.

[GTX_Admin]

A new 1/48 F-35 to replace the perpetual Panda kits would be nice!

[Weaver]

I've just been surprised to find out that there seems to be no kit of the Fw-187 Falke in production at the moment: that definately needs fixing, I mean, it actually flew and entered a (sort of) service!

[Jeffry Fontaine]

A new 1/48 F-35 to replace the perpetual Panda kits would be nice!

I recall seeing some images of an F-35 JSF kit that was supposed to have included an engine and a few other features from some company that had displayed it at one of the past toy/hobby shows.  Wonder what happened to that company? 

[finsrin]

Kit in 1/72 of whatever this is.
We can bash those original engines outa there and replace with ones from a C-130J or B-50/B-36 or B-52H or

[GTX_Admin]

It is the Kalinin K-7.  Anigrand do one in 1/144:

http://www.anigrand.com/AA4047_K-7.htm

[Daryl J.]

Dear Revell,
Please use your design and tooling team that made your brand new Ventura to do this:



one of these:


and one of these too:



[Edit.  Thanks Greg]  In 1/48 scale. 
Kind regards,
Dr. J. 

[GTX_Admin]

What scale?

[Jeffry Fontaine]

What scale?

1/48th scale of course!

[Daryl J.]

Heh heh....I went back and edited my post after seeing Greg's inquiry.     

[phantomdriver]

1/48 Gloster Javelin anyone?

[Spey Phantom]

i would like it if they released an A400M in 1/144, and a C-160 transall (come on revell, stop all the odd scales and do 1/144 already)

i would also like it if Revell re-released the 1/72 Agusta A-109