The next WNW kit..? 3 wishes...

[LSP_K2]

Oddly enough, with the announcement of the F.I/Dr.I kits, there's really little else that I'm interested in from them (unless they pull a rabbit out of the hat with a Fokker D.III).

[Out2gtcha]

I still want my WnW Fokker D .VIII, and my WnW Siemens-Schuckert D.IV, then Im probably out of wants myself. 

[LSP_K2]

1 minute ago, Out2gtcha said:

I still want my WnW Fokker D .VIII, and my WnW Siemens-Schuckert D.IV, then Im probably out of wants myself. 

 

I'd probably also grab a SPAD from them, if they eventually do one or more, and I strongly suspect that they will.

[Alburymodeler]

The search for the holy grail is never finished. Y'all know as soon as you get your hands on the SS D.IV,  Spad, or Fokker D VIII, etc, you will be holding out for the next fix. There is no cure and no use kidding yourselves otherwise.

[Out2gtcha]

Oh yes, I would for SURE pic up a SPAD from them.  A SPAD would also have to be on my want list.    

[kkarlsen]

I'm still disappointed Wingnut Wings didn't bring the Vickers Vimy...

 

 

It would have been a very appropriate way to celebrate the 100 year anniversary of British aviators John Alcock and Arthur Brown's

first non-stop transatlantic flight in June of 1919. Well... four months are still left of 2019, who knows, right?

 

Two more right? B.e.2c + Friedrichshafen FF 49

 

I guess the most likely will be the B.e.2 family as they are part of the Vintage Aviator collection

 

 

Cheers: Kent

 

Vintage Aviator B.e.2

Edited August 16, 2019 by kkarlsen

[Flipper]

I hope, that somebody will support my wish to see Golden aviation era planes in the quality of WnW. Bendix trophy, National Air Races, Gee-Bee...

 

[STWilliams]

Patience. I'm confident that, given time, pretty much every request will be met at some point by WNW. They'll run out of subjects otherwise.

[Pup7309]

7 hours ago, Out2gtcha said:

 

 

I can only imagine what a WnW Macchi M-5 would be like......

 

 

Yes! Macchi, Lohner, Hansa-B flying boats please!

[STWilliams]

10 hours ago, Out2gtcha said:

 

 

I can only imagine what a WnW Macchi M-5 would be like......

 

 

I'd guess it's leagues better than HpH's, which is a bit disappointing, to put it mildly.

[Pup7309]

15 hours ago, kkarlsen said:

I'm still disappointed Wingnut Wings didn't bring the Vickers Vimy...

 

 

It would have been a very appropriate way to celebrate the 100 year anniversary of British aviators John Alcock and Arthur Brown's

first non-stop transatlantic flight in June of 1919. Well... four months are still left of 2019, who knows, right?

 

Two more right? B.e.2c + Friedrichshafen FF 49

 

I guess the most likely will be the B.e.2 family as they are part of the Vintage Aviator collection

 

 

Cheers: Kent

 

Vintage Aviator B.e.2

There was another famous flight in 1919 involving a Vimy:

 

 

https://www.greatairrace.com.au/history/

 

The air race had other types such as a Blackburn Kangaroo, which might also make a nice kit:

 

 

But 2 Handley Pages!..those folding wings solve part of the problem of how to store or display the beast...and adds interest to a boxy looking rear end 

 

Edited August 16, 2019 by Pup7309

[Dave Williams]

If we’re talking Italian bombers, I’d be in if it started with a “Cap” and ended with a “roni”.

[Pup7309]

On 8/16/2019 at 4:48 PM, kkarlsen said:

Two more right? B.e.2c + Friedrichshafen FF 49

 

I guess the most likely will be the B.e.2 family as they are part of the Vintage Aviator collection

 

 

Cheers: Kent

 

Vintage Aviator B.e.2

Or FF 33:

Both this and Be2 were widely used in WW1 and you’d have to say they will come out...

[Pup7309]

8 hours ago, Dave Williams said:

If we’re talking Italian bombers, I’d be in if it started with a “Cap” and ended with a “roni”.

Yes another historically important type widely used. The Ca4 had a wingspan slightly bigger than the Felixstowe! Ca3 (above) and 5 about 75cm Wingspan 

Edited August 17, 2019 by Pup7309

[Gazzas]

You guys and your giant planes!

 

I'll take this: