Most-wanted kit?

  • with all the sudden burst of M26’s hitting the market right now, can a new retooled M46 be far behind?

  • A 1/35th scale M56 scorpion would be kinda neat

  • instead of converting trucks to a 5 ton, How about just doing an M54?

  • You’d think after a couple milliniums we’d see a new M114 howitzer!

  • It seems that at least once or twice a month someone is asking about a plain jane M88

  • don’t you think it’s about time we saw a new tooled M109?

  • And being as there seems to be a few folks out there looking for an M110 or even an M107; why not just do a kit that can be built eitherway?

  • these guys are selling everykind of a Stryker on the planet right now, so maybe it’s time for a few Hemmit versions to fall out of the sky (the fitter would really be neat)

  • now this one’s easy! Some folks around here would just love to see a brand new retooled 6 pounder!!

*****but I’m going to save the most interesting one for last! Hasegawa has dome some 1/24th scale light thin skinned stuff in the past. So how about an SAS Jeep and a Schimwagon (sp).

gary

Yeah Gary!

An M54 or a M109 that would be just the right thing!

Have a nice day

Pawel

you’d think that somebody would have done the truck at least! I finally got a good look at an M56 about a month ago, and they’ve just gotta do this little track. They even did an experimental M63 Vulcan conversion for it as well as a 40mm bofors. And speaking of 40mm Bofors and armor. They did quite a few M63 conversions on the M42 tracks hull! But the one that I think would really get a lot of attention among us glue sniffers would be the Hemmit in the “fitter” mode. We had one at work back in the 1980’s, and that thing had more gadgits and things than most could imagine! It’s a detailer’s dream!

By the way I saw your concrete bunker the otherday, and it’s just beautiful! Even looked damp and cold like concrete. Just fantastic workmanship

gary

I know there are several Schwimmwwagen kits floating around (sorry for the bad pun!), but I’m not aware of any in 1:24. That would be a neat project.