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[murphyaa]

Oops the Hs128 slipped through the cracks.

[umtutsut]

Originally Posted by murphyaa

I'm working on a wishlist of WWII models I want / plan on designing.
- Vought OS-2U Kingfisher
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Definitely need a yellow wings version, Aaron. Maybe from one of the battleships?

Les (The Voice of Authority -- website u/c)

[nikischutt]

Grumman J2F Duck.

[yukonjohn]

Yes, I know, like a broken record (tho' many of you young whipper snappers might not know what that means):

How about a camo Norseman . And, if you like lots of engines and camo, a nice large HP Halifax bomber would round out the collection nicely - I cannot seem to find anyone with a Halifax available.

Regards,
John

[MacSongLi]

Originally Posted by yukonjohn

Yes, I know, like a broken record (tho' many of you young whipper snappers might not know what that means):

How about a camo Norseman . And, if you like lots of engines and camo, a nice large HP Halifax bomber would round out the collection nicely - I cannot seem to find anyone with a Halifax available.

Regards,
John

I'm with John on both the Norseman and the Halifax.

Gary

[Don Boose]

Would love to have the Norseman as the Air Transport Command UC-64A (S/N 44-70285) in which Glenn Miler was lost on 15 December 1944. I have been unable to find an image of the aircraft, but I imagine it was in either standard OD/Gray with yellow serial on the vertical stabilizer or natural aluminum with black serial. It might still have carried D-Day stripes.

https://books.google.com/books?id=R7...miller&f=false
https://aviation-safety.net/wikibase/wiki.php?id=28061
Glenn Miller - Missing over the English Channel
Glen Miller report

Don

[murphyaa]

I always threatened I'd do a glider one day...

[Richschindler]

No, no, no, Not a glider.

Well, if you must. LOL, it would look good in 1:33. That is if you didn't design one.

[yukonjohn]

Originally Posted by murphyaa

I always threatened I'd do a glider one day...
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Are you going to do the Taylorcraft glomb version or the Navy LNT-1 scheme in addition to an Army version? I haven't seen a picture of one in camo yet .

Keep up the interesting work.

John

[yukonjohn]

And, if you are really intent on producing a simple, sleek looking, obscure ww2 aircraft, how about one of these (but after the Norseman and Halifax ).