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I may have posted this already, but it won't hurt to post it again:

 

Wishlist for Airfix specifically with regard to early British jet aircraft:

 

All 1/72; any variant of the aircraft;

 

Sea Venom

Sea Vixen

Venom

 

Venom

 

Javelin

 

oh, and a Venom would be nice too :)

 

Best regards

TonyT

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Deleted single seat Vampire due to Revell/MPM and Amodel
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3 hours ago, TonyTiger66 said:

I may have posted this already, but it won't hurt to post it again:

 

Wishlist for Airfix specifically with regard to early British jet aircraft:

 

All 1/72; any variant of the aircraft;

 

Sea Venom

Sea Vixen

Venom

 

Venom

 

Javelin

 

oh, and a Venom would be nice too :)

 

Best regards

TonyT

Tony,

 

You forgot the Venom...

 

...for me, completely new stuff rather than what we already know or variations on the theme:

 

1/72nd

 

Hawker Hart/Hind family

Spitfire XIV/XVIII

Harvard IIb

Venom FB1/4

Canberra B2/6

Lightning F1/3

Hunter F1/4/T7

 

1/48th

 

Hawker Hart/Hind family

Spitfire XIV/XVIII

Vampire F3/FB5/9

Hunter F1/4/T7

 

 

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21 hours ago, T7 Models said:

Still not getting it. Any chance of a clue?

 

Oh alright then

 

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Now no more clues, you just have to nut it out yourself.

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2 hours ago, Wez said:

...for me, completely new stuff rather than what we already know or variations on the theme:

 

1/72nd

Hawker Hart/Hind family

Spitfire XIV/XVIII

Harvard IIb

Venom FB1/4

Canberra B2/6

Lightning F1/3

Hunter F1/4/T7

 

1/48th

Hawker Hart/Hind family

Spitfire XIV/XVIII

Vampire F3/FB5/9

Hunter F1/4/T7

 

Even if only one of the above subjects gets up for 2018 - I'd be a very happy modeller.

I reckon there is room for more, however best not be greedy!!

 

Cheers and I hope your right.... Dave.  

 

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23 minutes ago, Dave Batt said:

How about a re-pop of the Black Prince figure?

Airfix tried it in their 'Kit-starter' thing a couple of years ago but had to withdraw it as it was found the moulds had been affected by corrosion

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27 minutes ago, NAVY870 said:

Oh alright then

 

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Now no more clues, you just have to nut it out yourself.

Of course, how stupid must we all be - Steve wants a new Skyhawk!!  

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I wonder if airfix would consider a 1/72nd douglas skyraider for 2018, there is the hasegawa kit that seems perennially unavailable and the equally hard to find hobbycraft kit that was so-so , other available kits are all sixties era toolings like fujimi, airfix and mpc with battledamage parts, ripe for a retool i would say and they could do what tamiya did with their 48th kit- a-1h/j to squeeze two versions out of the same basic tooling with different armament sprues .

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2 hours ago, Rabbit Leader said:

Of course, how stupid must we all be - Steve wants a new Skyhawk!!  

Steve wants to stop hanging round with you lot!

1 hour ago, T7 Models said:

 

Oh, why didn't you say so?

 

A single seat land based Venom fighter bomber. Exactly what I was thinking about.:tease:

 

There are those out there who prefer the lesser Air Force version but I am not amongst their number

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1 hour ago, T7 Models said:

A T-6/Harvard in 1/72nd would be an excellent choice, and could roll and roll for Airfix.

 

 

Agreed!  Careful design of the moulds would allow for long and short canopied versions, if they only do one canopy can it please be the long version because it's the most appropriate to British and Commonwealth versions and, we already have the short canopied versions by Heller and Academy.

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On 8/9/2017 at 2:11 PM, T7 Models said:

 ...1/48 Mustang in RAF boxings...

Yes, I'm going to hold out for one of those. Fingers crossed.

 

On 8/9/2017 at 1:07 PM, old thumper said:

turns into a conversation about .... next door's cat .

 

Don't get me started on next door's cat!

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On 10/08/2017 at 17:37, NAVY870 said:

Oh alright then

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Now no more clues, you just have to nut it out yourself.

 

Wait wait, I've got it....

I've just noticed that you have managed to get the same hairyplane in all of the above photos... so it kind of makes sense then 

that you would want.... An Australian Airfield and Maintenance shed set :)

 

:ninja:Mad Steve:ninja:

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1 hour ago, MAD STEVE said:

 

Wait wait, I've got it....

I've just noticed that you have managed to get the same hairyplane in all of the above photos... so it kind of makes sense then 

that you would want.... An Australian Airfield and Maintenance shed set :)

 

:ninja:Mad Steve:ninja:

 

New from Airfix for 2018!

 

1/72nd and 1/48th scale kits of an impact driver, adjustable spanner and lump hammer!

 

:whistle:

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1 hour ago, T7 Models said:

 

It's unkind to call Steve names like that. Now apologise and be nice.

 

I don't know, I think Impact Driver is a nice name :wicked:

 

Lump Hammer less so...

 

...but nobody likes being called a Spanner, so...   ... sorry Steve.

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I'll admit to using a shifter from time to time (usually as a disciplinary instrument/projectile in my workshop)

but a lump hammer. what do you think I am? One of those Khaki wearing ruffians?

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13 minutes ago, NAVY870 said:

I'll admit to using a shifter from time to time (usually as a disciplinary instrument/projectile in my workshop)

but a lump hammer. what do you think I am? One of those Khaki wearing ruffians?

Steve, I'm Avionics/Electrical, I just thought I was quoting the standard heavy toolkit :whistle:

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1 hour ago, Wez said:

Steve, I'm Avionics/Electrical, I just thought I was quoting the standard heavy toolkit :whistle:

Or, maybe I could quote one of the standard phrases from my old units REME detachment ; " This is going to be a tricky job, We'd better get a bigger hammer"!:wink::P

 

Allan

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