Pick a Plane 2011

[Shane Sunday]

I truely cannot wait till Tony starts on the next design.

 

Here's my vote.

 

F4U Corsair

P-38 Lightning

Me 109

 

60" lecky.

 

would love to see Tony do a 60" Corsair.

 

Good luck Tony

[flugfan]

Martin Baker MB5 - looks like a mix of Spitfire and mustang and would have outperformed both - a simple planform with an interesting contrarotating prop

[Rob Kaley]

The Polish P.Z.L. P.11

FW189

Hughes H1 Racer

 

Thanks Tony

 

 

 

[Chris Dickens]

1 - Fairey Barracuda

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2 Fairy Firefly Mk1 (much nicer looking than the MkV)

 

 

3 Vultee Vengance

 

Edited By Chris Dickens on 29/11/2010 14:13:16

[Mike Robey]

1. Cessna 310

2. Fairey Swordfish

3. Curtis Jenny

Electric around 1.2m wingspan would be good.

[Malc Cockett]

1.   DH Chipmonk   2. Hawker seafury 3.Miles Messenger.  All for 70size 4stroke                                                               

[Paul Hartley]

Would be nice to see something that isnt military so how about

 

Airspeed Ambassador

 

Bristol freighter

 

vickers viscount

 

Plenty of multi engined challenges with that group

[Piers Bowlan]

A Twin, second world war era, electric or 4 Stroke, don't mind which...

 

1) Mossie

2) P38

3) Tigercat

 

Can't wait! 

[ron thornhill]

Yes a

Hawker Fury / Hind

Rapide

Swordfish

[Anthony Briggs]

I vote for a B24 Liberator, having watched them fly overhead in East Anglia some 60+ years ago.

[Tony Nijhuis]

I'm glad we started this early...quite a diversity!...Rapide seems popular......think we need an intermediate  count in a few weeks.....

 

keep your votes comming in

[Peter Vogel]

1.  FW 189

2.  P38

3.  WhiteKnight/SpaceShipOne

 

WhiteKnight with SpaceShipOne ready for takeoff

WhiteKnight on final approach after launching SpaceShipOne:

 

[Malcolm Wadham]

How about a nice biplane all 72 inch or above

Hawker Fury

Swordfish

DH Rapide

Edited By Malcolm Wadham on 01/12/2010 22:48:14

Edited By Malcolm Wadham on 01/12/2010 22:54:52

[Phawth]

With my Bristol hat on I'd say...

 

1.  Boxkite                2.  Britain First  (type 142)     3.  Britannia

 

But how about also one in the eye for government cutbacks........

 

1.  TSR-2                  2.  Concorde                           3.   Harrier Jump-Jet

 

all electric-powered, of course!

 

Merry Christmas Mr. Nijhuis.........

[Tim Morton]

1) FW 189 

Edited By Tim Morton on 02/12/2010 07:17:48

[Martyn Garrett]

Why not a twin for a change

 

1.  Dragon Rapide

 

2.  Early model Bristol Blenheim

 

3.  Bristol Beaufighter

 

All IC of course!

 

[Stefan Boodt]

Hi Tony, 

I really liked your lysander last year and think it would be great if you could do the Boeing stearman

[Matt Theron]

Hi folks,

 

My choices are:-

 

a) P39 Airacobra

 

b) Gruman Hellcat

 

c) Shoestring racer

 

Cheers

Matt

[martin ireton]

How about a NORMAN ISLANDER..

                        Cessna cardinal

                        DC3

Martin Ireton

Edited By martin ireton on 02/12/2010 16:40:18

[Anthony T Mamo]

How about

single engine Otter with floats(HarbourAir)

Islander

Fokker F27

Regards

Tony Mamo

[James Mark]

How about a 1 Mosquito

                        2 Fw 190

                        3Zero

[RaptorMx]

I'd vote for:

   1 - DH Rapide or Dragonfly (>60" WS)

   2 - Boeing P-12 (>60" WS)

   3 - Lockheed Electra (>80" WS)

   

Love those unusual scale birds!

 

Thanks!

BDH

   

   

[John Porter]

My Choice Are   

       1.  D.H  DOVE  (R.A.F VERSION DEVON)

       2. FAIRY  ALBCORE

       3.  PERCIVAL  PEMBROKE

[David E]

Let's have something a bit different, say: BAC TSR-2 (EDF) Harrier Something unusual from late wwii Germany such as the Arado AR234 or Blohm & Boss BV P.215

[David Sutherland]

Bristol Beaufighter - (electric power) 36'' ish span - detachable wing