New ICM WW2 US plane kit?

[Gerhard]

They will cause an earthquake in the modelling world if it's a 1/32 B-17. (At a decent price).

[Jack]

1 hour ago, Out2gtcha said:

If they are willing to do an S-64/CH-54 in LSP scale, there's hope for a lot of different possibilities.

Yep especially those helos that operated in many WW2 theaters of operation, right

 

But i think you're right about a 32nd scale Tarhey i.s.o. the promised 1/35 scale kit.....

Edited December 25, 2021 by Jack

[esarmstrong]

A wish list thread filled with pure speculation.  How exciting.

[Dave Williams]

1 minute ago, esarmstrong said:

A wish list thread filled with pure speculation.  How exciting.

That’s how it always goes here.

[oyoy5]

B-26 Marauder would be great…..

[Alain Gadbois]

A trainer kit, following their recent trend, seems the most plausible, but a P-38 would make a lot of happy modelers!

 

Alain

[Pup7309]

3 hours ago, esarmstrong said:

A wish list thread filled with pure speculation.  How exciting.

2 types of threads in this discussion world those that turn into speculation/wish lists and those that start out that way.

 

 

Edited December 26, 2021 by Pup7309

[Out2gtcha]

Honestly, if we are going by the evidence so far, as well as taking into account ICM sensibilities, logic would seem to point toward a T-6/Harvard, T-28 or maybe been an L-4/O-59..... which I personally beould LOVE, as it would allow a possible J-3 too.

 

A T-6/Harvard kit would serve both the British and US WWII trailer area they seem to be working in atm.

[DonH]

Is it too much to hope that it will be a Spey engined Phantom?

[LSP_Kevin]

Bf 109G-6, surely.

 

Kev

[Alain Gadbois]

47 minutes ago, LSP_Kevin said:

Bf 109G-6, surely.

 

Kev

Of course, a US Bf-109G!

 

[LSP_Kevin]

5 minutes ago, Alain Gadbois said:

Of course, a US Bf-109G!

 

 

That's the one!

 

Kev

[thierry laurent]

My intention was not to speculate when I started this thread but as that looks to be an obvious side-effect, let's go! These guys have already demonstrated to be clever. Up to now they essentially chose single engine topics either covered by obsolete plastic models or by resin ones. If they go on in that direction, the Cornell trainer or P-51B are indeed the logical suspects... I'm afraid anything else is probably a wishful thinking.

[kkarlsen]

I hate to spoil this for you guy's, but when ICM released 'UAAF Pilots' two years ago, it didn't come with a release of the B-25 or any other 1/32 USAAF bomber...

 

 

Cheers: Kent

[mozart]

But we live in hope of a Cornell, or indeed a T-6…..the earlier versions in particular would make my year!  How are things Kent, still recovering well?