The coal barge is cool.Bill K wrote:I've already cast my five "official" votes, but I just wanted to add my voice to the chorus in favor of the Iraqi coal barge. Bill K
1 Aug, 2010 Dragon Models New kit survey
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- navydavesof
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Re: 1 Aug, 2010 Dragon Models New kit survey
Proper Preparation Prevents Poor Performance
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Mike Winn
Re: 1 Aug, 2010 Dragon Models New kit survey
My top five:
1. 1/350 USS John F. Kennedy
2. 1/350 Kitty Hawk class carrier
3. 1/144 Virginia class submarine
4. 1/144 Los Angeles class submarine
5. 1/350 Virginia class submarine
1. 1/350 USS John F. Kennedy
2. 1/350 Kitty Hawk class carrier
3. 1/144 Virginia class submarine
4. 1/144 Los Angeles class submarine
5. 1/350 Virginia class submarine
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Chuck Treese
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Re: 1 Aug, 2010 Dragon Models New kit survey
1. Porter (pre-war)
2. Sims (pre-war)
3. Tribal
4. Allen M. Sumner (late-war)
5. Brooklyn (pre-war)
2. Sims (pre-war)
3. Tribal
4. Allen M. Sumner (late-war)
5. Brooklyn (pre-war)
- Gordon Bjorklund
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Re: 1 Aug, 2010 Dragon Models New kit survey
1. USS Enterprise CV-6 (ICB) FSM's latest "Your Most Wanted Kits" #1 choice in 1/350 scale.
2. Atlanta Class Crusier (1942)
3. 15,00 tonner DD
4. Sumner Class DD
5. Midway Class Carrier
2. Atlanta Class Crusier (1942)
3. 15,00 tonner DD
4. Sumner Class DD
5. Midway Class Carrier
Gordon
"Then there was one patched-up carrier...."
Vice Admiral Thomas A. Kinkaid
"Then there was one patched-up carrier...."
Vice Admiral Thomas A. Kinkaid
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USCGboater
My top 5
My Five:
1. A Cleveland class CL (WW2 fit). I'd build CL-57, myself....
2. USCG Secretary class Cutter in WW2 fit. (The 327' Hamilton class.)
3. HMS Ark Royal or HMS Illustrious in WW2 fit. I want 1/350 scale Swordfish on my deck!
4. USS Constitution and/or HMS Victory
5. A WW2 Attack Transport
1. A Cleveland class CL (WW2 fit). I'd build CL-57, myself....
2. USCG Secretary class Cutter in WW2 fit. (The 327' Hamilton class.)
3. HMS Ark Royal or HMS Illustrious in WW2 fit. I want 1/350 scale Swordfish on my deck!
4. USS Constitution and/or HMS Victory
5. A WW2 Attack Transport
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Heavy Melder
Re: 1 Aug, 2010 Dragon Models New kit survey
With school out of the way for the week I have time to sit down and work this list out....
1. Late WWII U.S.S. Texas
2. All of the big five, early and late war fits
3. U.S.S. Ranger CV-4
4. Atlanta class light cruisers, any and all WWII fits
5. Portland class heavy cruisers
1. Late WWII U.S.S. Texas
2. All of the big five, early and late war fits
3. U.S.S. Ranger CV-4
4. Atlanta class light cruisers, any and all WWII fits
5. Portland class heavy cruisers
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Guchi
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Re: 1 Aug, 2010 Dragon Models New kit survey
1. HMS Suffolk or any County Class Cruiser
2. HMS Kenya or any Colony Class Cruiser
3. RM Roma
4. HMS K G V
5. HMS Rodney
2. HMS Kenya or any Colony Class Cruiser
3. RM Roma
4. HMS K G V
5. HMS Rodney
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Aidan
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Re: 1 Aug, 2010 Dragon Models New kit survey
In no particular order of preference, my list would be;
1; Anything with cage mast's, preferably the USS Tennesee, they are such beautiful looking ships, there are plenty of post Pearl Harbour models around so its about time we had a pre Pearl Harbour cage mast cutie.
2; HMS Dreadnought, its about time someone did a model of the Battleship that started it all.
3; Rodney/Nelson, well overdue for the 1/350 treatment in plastic and such unique looking ships.
4; A DKM "K" class Light cruiser such as Koln, Nurnberg etc, every other major WW2 DKM ship is covered so why not fill the gap.
5; A WW2 RN Carrier, particularly Ark Royal or Victorious in May '41 fit.
ok, I know I cant list 6 but what the heck, how about HMS Hermes, Falkland War fit, would be fitting as The RN's last proper Carrier.
1; Anything with cage mast's, preferably the USS Tennesee, they are such beautiful looking ships, there are plenty of post Pearl Harbour models around so its about time we had a pre Pearl Harbour cage mast cutie.
2; HMS Dreadnought, its about time someone did a model of the Battleship that started it all.
3; Rodney/Nelson, well overdue for the 1/350 treatment in plastic and such unique looking ships.
4; A DKM "K" class Light cruiser such as Koln, Nurnberg etc, every other major WW2 DKM ship is covered so why not fill the gap.
5; A WW2 RN Carrier, particularly Ark Royal or Victorious in May '41 fit.
ok, I know I cant list 6 but what the heck, how about HMS Hermes, Falkland War fit, would be fitting as The RN's last proper Carrier.
What Admiral Nelson really said when he put the telescope to his blind eye,,,,
"I see no ships,, whats that Hardy? oh er, right, ah, thats better, F@@k Me, look at all those ships"
"I see no ships,, whats that Hardy? oh er, right, ah, thats better, F@@k Me, look at all those ships"
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dwonders
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Re: 1 Aug, 2010 Dragon Models New kit survey
1. USS Midway Class (post SCB-110)
2. DKM K Class light Cruiser
3. DKM Emden
4. USS Alaska
5. USS Forrestal Class (any)
2. DKM K Class light Cruiser
3. DKM Emden
4. USS Alaska
5. USS Forrestal Class (any)
- jester63
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Re: 1 Aug, 2010 Dragon Models New kit survey
My top 5 (All in 1/350th) choices are as follows:
1. USS Quincy CA-39
2. Cleveland Class Cruiser
3. Atlanta Class Cruiser
4. Baltimore Class Cruiser
5. USS Alaska Battlecruiser
1. USS Quincy CA-39
2. Cleveland Class Cruiser
3. Atlanta Class Cruiser
4. Baltimore Class Cruiser
5. USS Alaska Battlecruiser
The Workbench:
1/350 USS Vincennes
1/350 USS Indianapolis
Future Builds:
1/350 USS Quincy
1/350 Tam USS Missouri

1/350 USS Vincennes
1/350 USS Indianapolis
Future Builds:
1/350 USS Quincy
1/350 Tam USS Missouri

- Dave Stone
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Re: 1 Aug, 2010 Dragon Models New kit survey
1. HMS Nelson or HMS Rodney
2. Andrea Doria
3. HMS Dreadnought
4. Normandie
Short an sweet. I would love to see the Rodney above all done in 1/350
2. Andrea Doria
3. HMS Dreadnought
4. Normandie
Short an sweet. I would love to see the Rodney above all done in 1/350
The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves, but wiser people so full of doubts.
Bertrand Russell
Bertrand Russell
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Guest
Re: 1 Aug, 2010 Dragon Models New kit survey
HMS Ark Royal WW2
HMS Illustrious WW2
SMS Derfflinger
HMAS Sydney
HMS Dreadnought
HMS Illustrious WW2
SMS Derfflinger
HMAS Sydney
HMS Dreadnought
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just some dude
Re: 1 Aug, 2010 Dragon Models New kit survey
Hiryu
Atlanta (3rd group if I had a choice)
Alaska
Shimakaze
Rex
Atlanta (3rd group if I had a choice)
Alaska
Shimakaze
Rex
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Guest
Re: 1 Aug, 2010 Dragon Models New kit survey
HMS Ajax
SMS Seydlitz
HMS Ark Royal WWII
Kormoran
HMAS Sydney
SMS Seydlitz
HMS Ark Royal WWII
Kormoran
HMAS Sydney
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youngb
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Re: 1 Aug, 2010 Dragon Models New kit survey
1. Fuso/Yamashiro
2. Floating drydock
3. WW2 USN oiler
4. Baltimore class CA
5. Alaska class CA
2. Floating drydock
3. WW2 USN oiler
4. Baltimore class CA
5. Alaska class CA
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Ian Ruscoe
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Re: 1 Aug, 2010 Dragon Models New kit survey
I'd like to see the following;
1. HMS Norfolk (WW2 Cruiser) circa. Battle of North Cape to go with Scharnhorst
2. HMS Iron Duke (WW1 Battlship)
3. HMS Exeter (post rebuild after river plate action)
4. HMS Victorious (WW2 fleet carrier)
5. HMS Vanguard (Royal Navy's last battleship and most beautiful).
As a footnote could somebody please produce a new and accurate model of a Flower class Corvette in 1:72nd scale has the Matchbox/Revell kit is well past it's sell by date. Having made three of these kits with the David Parkins updates this kit needs to be retired and replaced with an all new production. It would also sell very well providing it's better than it's predicessor.
Ian Ruscoe
1. HMS Norfolk (WW2 Cruiser) circa. Battle of North Cape to go with Scharnhorst
2. HMS Iron Duke (WW1 Battlship)
3. HMS Exeter (post rebuild after river plate action)
4. HMS Victorious (WW2 fleet carrier)
5. HMS Vanguard (Royal Navy's last battleship and most beautiful).
As a footnote could somebody please produce a new and accurate model of a Flower class Corvette in 1:72nd scale has the Matchbox/Revell kit is well past it's sell by date. Having made three of these kits with the David Parkins updates this kit needs to be retired and replaced with an all new production. It would also sell very well providing it's better than it's predicessor.
Ian Ruscoe
- Tigerfish
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Re: 1 Aug, 2010 Dragon Models New kit survey
HMS Exeter (River plate)
HMS Ajax (River Plate)
HMS Suffolk (Denmark Straits)
HMS Ajax (River Plate)
HMS Suffolk (Denmark Straits)
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iang
Re: 1 Aug, 2010 Dragon Models New kit survey
1. HMS Victorious/Illustrious/Formidable (WW2 fleet crrier)
2. HMS Indefatigable/Implacable (WW2 fleet carrier)
3. HMS Glorious/Courageous (As fleet carriers)
4. HMS Tiger (WW1 Battlecruiser)
5. HMS Vanguard (WW2 Battleship)
2. HMS Indefatigable/Implacable (WW2 fleet carrier)
3. HMS Glorious/Courageous (As fleet carriers)
4. HMS Tiger (WW1 Battlecruiser)
5. HMS Vanguard (WW2 Battleship)
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Arael
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Re: 1 Aug, 2010 Dragon Models New kit survey
1. Pre-war Tennessee/Colorado class
2. Dunkerque Class
3. La Galissonni�re class
4. Jeanne D'Arc class training/light cruiser (Never happening, I know)
5. Portland class
Edited. Seeing as how Trumpeter is doing a Littorio with the Roma, there's nothing to prevent me from putting the Portland in. I still say the Jeanne D'Arc needs a model in a scale larger then 1/1250 though.
2. Dunkerque Class
3. La Galissonni�re class
4. Jeanne D'Arc class training/light cruiser (Never happening, I know)
5. Portland class
Edited. Seeing as how Trumpeter is doing a Littorio with the Roma, there's nothing to prevent me from putting the Portland in. I still say the Jeanne D'Arc needs a model in a scale larger then 1/1250 though.
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