Pick a Plane 2011

[Terence Lynock]

Tempest II

 

FW 187 Falke

 

Westland Welkin.

 

 

 

 

[Nev Meredith]

How about one of these, something a bit different and not currently an ARTF.

 

1. The Grumman Duck - 60 ic size

 

2. Blohm and Voss BV 141 - 60 ic size

 

3. Avro Avian 625 - again 60 ic size

[Richie P]

i would like to see

the bristol brabazon

[Brian Clamp]

Hi, My request is for a PBY Catalina. Preferably with the ability to fly from both land and water. It is a good looking plane with great character. Would work with either I.C. or Electric.

[boggy]

i dont feel qualified to post here as i have never built a model from scratch .However something from the "glen miller era" may tempt me to have a go.

 

Tim Hoopers Airspeed Courier is a thing of beauty ,so something along those lines may get me fired up

 

stinson reliant maybe? 

[GDH240]

Would it be possible to have a tally of the votes so far as I'd rather put my vote to something that has a chance of winning.
 

Greg

[Mike Rowe]

I would like to see

 

Mosquito

Hawker Fury

Stinson Reliant

 

Mike

[Daniel Levet]

Short Sunderland Flying boat

 

corsair

 

hell diver

 

[chris larkins]

Number 1 - YAK 11

Number 2 - Avro Anson

Number 3 - Blackburn Beverley

[Myron Beaumont]

VULCAN  !!!!

[Kenny Beggs]

Still having fun building Tony's Hurricane and next autum would be the perfect time to start a ...

 

 GEE BEE R2

 

or a MOSSIE

 

or a  JET PROVOST.

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Mike Hawkins]

CA-13 Boomerang

DHC-4 Caribou

DH.98 Mosquito

 

 

[JOHN THOMPSON 5]

big is beautiful, not enough cargo  models about

AN225 ANTONOV

[Marcos Sagrado Strik]

These are 3 of my all-time favorite planes:

 

  -Commercial jetliner DH.106 Comet

 

  -Staggerwing Beechcraft

 

  -1930s racing aircraft DH.88 Comet

 

But reading through the thread it looks as though the Me109/110 will make it!

[Jeff Langley]

I'd like to see something a little more out of the ordinary, but not too far off the wall.

What about:-

Nieuport 17 bis or 24 bis.

Bristol Beaufighter.

Hawker Tempest V

All for 50-60 four strokes.

[Doug Ireland]

Something I could fit my 5cyl radial in but not a bi-plane or a GeeBee

[Jeff Langley]

I know you're only supposed to nominate 3, but as it's my first ever posting, I thought I'd sneak another one in under the wire!

Suddenly thought of something that I don't believe has ever been modelled in any size (apart from Airfix), and would consequently provide something different . I give you........... the Flying Suitcase, the Handley Page Hampden!

That's probably it's only vote, then!

[Kozmyk]

Posted by Jeff Langley on 19/12/2010 16:58:22uddenly thought of something that I don't believe has ever been modelled in any size (apart from Airfix), and would consequently provide something different . I give you........... the Flying Suitcase, the Handley Page Hampden!

I'm pretty sure that Frog did a Hampden kit too.

 

[Jonathan Shorer 1]

My vote would go for a WWII twin at about 80 inch span

 

Could be:

 Wellington

Anson

Hampden

[Matt Jones]

1) Meteor T7

2) Lightning

3) Zlin 526 (so rarely modelled)

[Sea Breeze]

1) .60 sized Tucano

2) Mitsubishi A6M5 Zero

3) Convair 580

 

[David Sutherland]

Tucano - electric power for hand launching. Third and final submission.

Edited By David Sutherland on 21/12/2010 08:58:56

[Al Knights]

How about a  FW190 (A5/A8) span around 75 to 80ins

 

ME 109 (G) same span

 

Last  a Hellcat, again same span

 

Edited By Al Knights on 22/12/2010 08:08:02

[Paul Holt 1]

1, Blackburn Buccaneer (Never really been modeled)

 

2, Avro Vulcan

 

3, Handley Page Victor

 

[Marc Wade]

PBY 5A Catalina does it for me - say 72"