Wingnut Wings announces a new model

[Jeff K]

i'm probably the only one that would *not* love a DH.5

:p

[Borsos]

i'm probably the only one that would *not* love a DH.5

:p

Nope. You are not alone ...

[macsporran]

i'm probably the only one that would *not* love a DH.5
:p

I'm not that keen on a DH 5 either - but I'd certainly rather have that than yet another bl**dy Fokker Triplane

[rayb24]

i'm probably the only one that would *not* love a DH.5
:p

I'm not that keen on a DH 5 either - but I'd certainly rather have that than yet another bl**dy Fokker Triplane

Please DH4 before a DH5.
Ray

[rayb24]

Its hilarious in a way, we are all excited and trying to guess what it will be.

Once its announced and shown it will likely be months before its available. In which time we will hear the whinging over why wasn't it a "fill in your pet favorite here"

Ray being all ironic and stuff.

[Juan]

I for one am happy when a manufacturer decides to release a new WW I kit, in any scale.  After all, which one among us can say they have no other kits in their stash, so your wish is coming, it may just take a little longer.

[Bluesfan]

i'm probably the only one that would *not* love a DH.5
:p

I'm not that keen on a DH 5 either - but I'd certainly rather have that than yet another bl**dy Fokker Triplane

Please DH4 before a DH5.
Ray

Absolutely, but is it likely this time around?
It wouldn't be a one off, like the DH.9, but rather a multiple release, surely - Early, Late, American DH.4 etc. They might have a go at the alternate power plants as well.
Anyway, we've had a good run of Allied types recently.
If I was a betting man, my money would be on a German type, like the much wished for Halberstadt Cl.II.
Though personally, I'd like to see a French type, or maybe their first foray into Austria-Hungary aviation.

Mark

[rhwinter]

[/quote]

Absolutely, but is it likely this time around?
It wouldn't be a one off, like the DH.9, but rather a multiple release, surely - Early, Late, American DH.4 etc. They might have a go at the alternate power plants as well.
Anyway, we've had a good run of Allied types recently.
If I was a betting man, my money would be on a German type, like the much wished for Halberstadt Cl.II.
Though personally, I'd like to see a French type, or maybe their first foray into Austria-Hungary aviation.

Mark
[/quote]

I‘m all with you, Mark!

[RLWP]

Its hilarious in a way, we are all excited and trying to guess what it will be.

Not all, Ray. For a start, I doubt I can afford whatever they bring out - even if I want it

Richard

[zavod44]

Well that sure brought the party to a halt......thanks dude...

[rayb24]

Ok, so Central powers early War. The thing I never understood about the Stahl Taube is it’s a bit of a one off, whereas the Etrich Taube opens the door to more. As in Rumpler etc. This version of the Taube can be painted up in very attractive Austrian markings...
So how about an Etrich Taube. Fuselage is a different structure...
I love this guessing game
Ray

[aliluke]

I've changed my mind...a Handley Page O/400 is what it is going to be! And it'll be epic!

[Juan]

Show opens on the 31st (tomorrow) so hopefully we will know what is in the process line.

[rayb24]

Show opens on the 31st (tomorrow) so hopefully we will know what is in the process line.

That’s almost sad what will we do for entertainment?
I wonder if CSM will have a certain aircraft showing too?


Ray

[janh]

IT's a JUNKERS D1!