What would you like to see designed?

[JohnM]

Originally Posted by rickstef

The V1 is the version that flies off a rail and dolly system, the V2 is a vertically launched system.

I have not seen a V1 launch system, nor a V2 conveyor system, but there are launch pads for the V2.

Maybe others can help

Back in 2014 Mauther showed a V1 with a rudimentary launch rail from Toy-Plane.co.uk but his DL link doesn't work.

PAPERMAU: WW2`s V1 Rocket Base Paper Model For Dioramas, RPG And Wargames by Toy-Plane.Co.Uk

The Wayback machine ain't finding it for me. I was sure I had this archived, but I'm not finding it.

[RickPink65]

Originally Posted by rickstef

The V1 is the version that flies off a rail and dolly system, the V2 is a vertically launched system.

I have not seen a V1 launch system, nor a V2 conveyor system, but there are launch pads for the V2.

Maybe others can help

Verlag Möwe, Wilhelmshavener Modellbaubogen prints a beautiful V-2 complete with Hanomag truck and the Meillerwagen transport. Not easy to build but it has excellent instructions and the result is very nice. It also includes the American V2s one with wings and the other one called Corporal. Excellent kit and widely available not only from WHM but from other card model web stores.

Ralph Currell also has a free download (legal) V1 and V2 but unfortunately, no launch pad for V1 nor Meillerwagen for V2. Both models are really beautiful.

[yukonjohn]

Originally Posted by murphyaa

Is there anything they didn't try and put on floats during WWII?

And skis also.

Anything But Wheels > Vintage Wings of Canada

[bloomohio]

Originally Posted by marecki2013

For rickstef - i have one of them MON Rotodyne for sale, NOT $200, just for $60 plus $5 shipping. Authentic and original model kit.

aRE YOU TRYING TO SELL THE MODELS I SENT YOU MONTHS AGO?

[bloomohio]

Originally Posted by rickstef

And you know this how?
Until we know what East German/German copyright laws are, especially in regards to publications where the publisher has ceased to exist, we still treat all published models that appear in a digital format as a potential illegal digital copy/scan, so as such, are not to be discussed here on the forum.

So, until we can get a good definition on German copyright laws, the $200 version of the Fairey Rotodyne is the only legal copy of the Mon Publishing house in existance.

If you are interested in the Fairey Rotodyne, check out our download section for 2 versions of the Rotodyne, designed by Gary Pilsworth, and our friends at IPMS Austria have published a great looking 1:33 version as well

Rick

First of all MON models are long out of print as well as the communist government who printed them and second this Mon is of Polish origin printed in the 1950s as I have sold several to modelers on this web site who know their value to collectors in the EU. If I am wrong please let the whole membership know rather than add confusion for the rest of us. I thank you for letting me post the TRUE story.

[Butelczynski]

SB-2bis in preferably Finnish colors.In short it's SB-2 with M-103 engines.

You have one Ladanddad model of Ju-W34-any chance of getting it updated to K43 and also in Finnish colors? They were used on wheels,floats and skiis (and skiis on the fuselage as well).

[Butelczynski]

Come to think of it nobody ever did HE-115 or Junkers G24 in paper in any scale.

[Cybermac]

Hello,

I have been looking for some good (1/48) scale drawings of cold war era jets for a bit of time.
(Not having good documentation and trying to design a model is a pain - I already learned that with my 737;-)

Anyway, there are many good models of of cold war era jets, especially fighters, but there are just very very few double seaters versions which were ever made...(?)

Could't find what I really wanted, but I found two: TF-104 / F-104B/D and MiG-21U/US/UM.

Just wondering, would there be anybody interested in any of them models in 1/33 or 1/32 scale???

kind regards

Cybermac

[Vortex_4200]

Zoids I think dwe need more zoids, Taiwan makers do great work but they don't like to share ��

[herky]

heres hoping someone will do an airbus a400 someday