What would you like to see designed?

[herky]

Originally Posted by rickstef

my civil request would be this

The Fairey Rotodyne

i had that years ago from airfix

[umtutsut]

Bell X-1E in 1/32 or 1/33. Only early X-plane not available in paper or plastic.

Les (The Voice of Authority -- VoiceofAuthority.net - The Voice Stylings of Les Dorr, Jr.)

[grifco2000]

Bit out there but would love to see a model of hmas albatross. Australia's only home grown aircraft carrier ( yeah i know, seaplane tender would be more accurate but doesn't sound as grand!).

[avrahamrl]

A British submarine like the picture.
AVRAHAM

[herky]

how about one of the royal navy r class submarines.had relatives on repulse think rest of them were resolution,revenge,and revenge.Repulse was commissioned in 1967 1nd decommissioned in 1996

[Todd Woodward]

I would love to see more satellite designs as well as more detailed space probe designs. I've standardized on 1:24th size.

Current Satellites:

• Tracking and Data Relay Satellites (TDRS) hugely responsible for supporting global communication with the ISS and supporting current and future spaceflight. Also a critical link in the Deep Space Network. I'm mostly interested in the third generation of TDRS satellites.

Classic/Historical Satellites:

• Telstar, (1 and 2 which are identical) which were the first satellites to successfully relayed the first live transatlantic television feed.

More Detailed and Accurate Robotic Space Probes:

• New Horizons: The current model is incredibly basic, but a good base from which to start.
• MESSENGER: The current model is detailed, but the colors are geared toward education vs. realism and the fuel tanks aren't round/oval.

[whulsey]

I'll put in my usual request for more veteran and vintage cars, trucks, tractors and steam traction. With the WW1 memorials going on some military trucks from the period would be excellent.

[Padre]

Keep asking for a USS Terrebonne Parish (LST-1156) class ship. Have NOT seen one designed in paper. Have seen most of the previous posts else where so they are available.

[Karl]

The rotordyne, yes please.

Or maybe a Hastings

[Martin Saenger]

Originally Posted by Karl

The rotordyne, yes please.

Here is a great model of the Fairey Rotodyne in 1:33 by Walter Schweiger: IPMS-Austria Scaleshop - Fairey Rotodyne 01 903