What model would you like to see designed??

[Robbie Skipton - Skip Model Designs]

   Hi All,

Hope all is well.

I thought i would ask your guys and gals ( as you lot seem to be the friendleyish Forum) What planes would you like plans for???

It about time i did some designing for my other company now BMD Graphics is up and running.........( Designing models is where my heart is)

 

Please write the planes and sizes people would like and ill see if santa will come early

Best Regards

 

Robbie Skipton - BMD Graphics

[001]

Mitsubishi J2M Raiden (Jack) about 50" span for electric. PLEASE!

[Robbie Skipton - Skip Model Designs]

Ohh thats a different kind of model..... May just add that one to be done

[Robbie Skipton - Skip Model Designs]

But would that be a foamy.... or complete build up

[001]

Preferably built up, but foam would be O.K. Lots of Zeros about, but I think that the J2M is a better looking plane.

[David perry 1]

Miles M39 Libellula

[Erfolg]

Something differeant, such as Douglas X3, but it would not fly or sell.

 

Something more realistic such as Heinkel 100, but would it sell?

 

or Martin Baker 5, which probably would be popular in the UK

 

or the French Arsenal 100?

[Handyman]

I would like to see the good old DHC2 Beaver in Army Aircorps colours. I had first hand experience of this aircraft while serving in Aden. It is a very robust aircraft with loads of character. Wing span say 72 inches, that;s about 1/8th scale.

[Reno Racer]

For EDF: a Blackburn Buccaneer or Sepecat Jaguar.

Prop: Bolton Paul Defiant, Bristol Blenhiem or an DH or supermarine racer monoplane.

 

[ken anderson.]

hello rob-there def is a want for a selection of foam wing's for the slope......as one of the favourite one's (uk) has stopped production...

 

         ken anderson...ne...1..

[Tom Foreman]

90mm EDF Viper, flaps, retractable undercarriage, modern wing section (No Clark Y) and full ducting please

[A.A. Barry]

Robbie, can I ask, is it / are they, "plans to build off"?????

                                         WESTLAND WHIRLWIND

75 to 80" W/span

Yep it's me again

A.A.Barry

Edited By A.A. Barry on 16/07/2010 12:01:03

[Plummet]

I would love to see plans for an Armstrong Whitworth AW41 Albemarle

 

http://www.raf38group.org/albemarles

 

My reason?  If you look at  http://www.raf38group.org/crew,  flying officer David Pickard was my uncle.

 

Plummet

Edited By Plummet on 16/07/2010 13:16:32

[Reno Racer]

Tom, 

I think Sapac will soon be releasing a 90/100mm EDF Viperjet, with all the bells and whistles you mention to follow their great 70mm version

[Tom Foreman]

Cool that would be great!

 

Tom

[Reg 1]

Dear Robbie

 How about a WW1 Spad, about 60 '' span. Glow of course

                                                                    Hopfully                                 REG

                 

[Solid Snake]

64mm EDF or pusher English Electric Lightning in EPP/EPO would be great 

 How can you resist? 

Edited By James E on 16/07/2010 19:17:22

[Pete Stevens]

What about Hawker Hart? Any size will do for me its a beauty of a plane. Or the Hawker Fury? Can't see its not pretty?

 

[Craig Spence]

Hi,

 

Im thinking a DH Mosquito (70" wingspan for 40-46 two stroke/ four stroke equivilant),

or a P38 Lightning, these plans have really caught my attention lately I think they look great.

 

Wouldent mind seeing what the Mosi would look like in desert cam.

[winchweight]

How about a C130 Hercules, built up of course?

 

Another vote for the Defiant as well.

[andy watson]

I doubt there are many planes that are not available that would make commercial sense.

 

I think there is a lot of scope for "new" planes that are rescales or redraftings of old plans for new options- eg electric/ic conversions.

 

I know when I was looking for a stuka to build I wanted something about 80", and a B variant.  I couldn't get one the right size, and went for a D type instead.  There was a B at 60", and if there had been a ready scaled up option I would have gone for it.

[Big Bandit]

Robbie,

 

EDF would be a Vulcan for 4 fans, and for twin prop Consolidated Catalina  or DC3. all electric.

 

Chris.

[i12fly]

Would love to make a Miles Magister, about 70 four stroke size. There's nothing out there at the moment......

[Brian Cooper]

A decent sports model, (not a scale thingy) of around 55 to 65 inch span, which can fly in windy conditions, is fully aerobatic and has a good turn of speed, but has good low speed handling and can withstand the rough-and-tumble of weekend "club" flying.  

 

B.C.

[Romeo Whisky]

Since most models are produced for the US market these days, I'm always mystified why there isn't a kit for the Douglas Dauntless which virtually won the Battle of Midway on its own after TBMs and Devastators were annihilated, OR the workhorse of the Vietnam conflict, the Douglas Skyraider.