List of WWII and later planes NOT available as models

[redhorse]

Originally Posted by gomidefilho

A decent kit of TBD Devastator

This is high on my want list! In 1:32 or 1:33

[cMags]

Originally Posted by hawkman67

Oh and an SOC Bipe Seagull, Grumman Goose, O2-SkyMaster(detailed) Marek's style or the like. Just me, I'm partial to his kits for some reason.:D

Fiddlers Green has a Grumman Goose: https://www.fiddlersgreen.net/models...man-Goose.html

[Willja67]

Originally Posted by SJPONeill

Douglas Skyshark

I know one of those is sitting outside Pacific Fighters (a warbird restoration outfit) located on the Idaho Falls airport and i have a gate pass, I can get plenty of pics for anyone interested in tackling it. I am slightly interested but my own to do list is too long at the moment to consider adding it.

[mchale]

hi i made two different c 45 expiditers i'm waiting for rickstef to uploade them for me i made a gilligan's island version and a us air force version

[rickstef]

the C-45 is uploaded

[Texman]

Originally Posted by rickstef

AH-56 Cheyenne

Oohhhh, good one Rick

[rickstef]

Originally Posted by Texman

Oohhhh, good one Rick

Its one of the baddest Helos ever made

I have seen only two plastic/resin kits, and both are over $100 each

I want a 1:33 scale bird

[hawkman67]

I have the FG Goose, but would like to see one with formers and what not.
Jeff

[willygoat]

I second the comments on the A-26, and the Bell YFM-1 Airacuda.

I would like to add the Fairchild C-119 Flying Boxcar as well. It could be made into many variants, including the AC-119 Shadow, and AC-119K Stinger. Don't forget the EC-119J satellite tracker, or the jet equipped versions. :D

[cMags]

Could be another "more detailed model wanted" but there's a C-119 available from Paper/Card Airplane Models.