Most desired kit/model?

[anonymous]

I'm wondering - if you could pick a dream model that exists or doesn't yet exist - what sub would it be? what scale would it be?

curious

[Antoine]

Curiosity can kill...... http://www.subcommittee.com/forum/icon_biggrin.gif

My wishes

Curiosity can kill......

My wishes would be a 1/32 type XVIIB .......

[anonymous]

Yeah - kill the savings

Yeah - kill the savings account and alot of time - I'll come clean - My brother-in-law and I are in the hollywood movie industry and shipbuilding industry respectively and would like to create our first kit for the market pooling our resources. We'd like to start with a rare, cool, highly prized machine and have our notions of what that might be. Our ideas may not be the same as people who've been modeling awhile. Thus we ask your opinions and are grateful for any direction.

[thomcmdchief]

Everyone has an opinion on

Everyone has an opinion on their favorite, and the Alphas, type VII's, Fleet boats etc are well represented. So I thought about hulls that aren't out there. So how about an original Holland boat in 1/32 or or perhaps my personal favorite a type XXI in say 1/32 or 1/48. An old S boat would also be an interesting build as would the more recent soviet K-19 from the film.

Just my humble opinion.

Thom

[raalst]

well, two models I have

well, two models I have not seen before and I think are
"cute" are the Trieste (the one that visited the bottom of
the marianas trench and got back)
and the "deep flight", an experimental recreational
vessel.

and last but not least some research vessel large
enough to fit with a working manipulator arm.

[dono]

My vote is for the

My vote is for the Nautilus. The SSN 571, not the movie version, in 1/96 scale.

[Guest]

My most desired kit.... hmm



maybe

My most desired kit.... hmm



maybe a model of that new russian sub, the Severodvinsk class...


not a lot of info out there on it though

[ben cook]

Most desired kit?

Russia]AOVP66@aol.com

Most desired kit?

Russia]AOVP66@aol.com[/email]

[thierryc]

I would love to see

I would love to see a french Surcouf in 1/72 or 1/48
and the german Klass 212 is also really interesting in 1/48

[tom spettel]

for me... a victor III

for me... a victor III would work!
Tom

[anonymous]

Gosh! Tough choice. We have

Gosh! Tough choice. We have not even scratched the surface of this topic.

1/32 German Type XVIIB (1944) (U-1407)

1/32 French Arethuse class (1960 - 1990)

1/32 American L-class (1918). EB 37H design

1/32 British S-class (1935-1946)

1/64 British Valiant class SSN (1965-1995)

1/64 American Skipjack SSN (I know its been done before, but never done in this larger scale accurately, never tire of this revolutionary design, that amazing 1950's era that gave us the Chevy Corvette, and the B-58 Hustler!) wow!

1/45 Israeli Dolphin Submarine (1999 - )

1/24 Italian CB midget submarine 1940 - 1945)

1/40 American Skate class SSN (1957-1987)

1/40 Russian 'Foxtrot' (1955- )

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1/64 British Trafalgar class (wish fullfulled!)
1/64 American Albacore (AGSS-569) (wish fullfulled!)

Somebody stop me!

Steve Reichmuth

[Antoine]

BEN !!!!!!!????
WHAT ?!? FRANCE ?!?

BEN !!!!!!!????
WHAT ?!? FRANCE ?!? UGLY BOOMER ?!?

I AM SHOCKED !!!

See our " Le Triomphant" and tell me what you think !!!

[ben cook]

Antoine,

You have to admit those

Antoine,

You have to admit those bow planes with the hump is ugly. However, I did pick it. Would make an interesting model. Plus you never see boomers from any other countries but the US and Russia.

Your friend from across the pond,
Ben Cook

[Antoine]

Hey Ben....Are you talking about

Hey Ben....Are you talking about this one ? (see pics)

Or maybe the english Vanguard class......If yes, I must admit I would agree with you !!! LOL

Cheers

Antoine.

[seawolf]

1/700 or 1/350 USS Seawolf

1/700 or 1/350 USS Seawolf SSN-21 Plastic Model (Static),
1/700 or 1/350 Akula Class Plastic Model (Static),
1/700 Kilo Class Plastic Model (Static).

I can't afford Thor's Seawolf 1/96

is the pic above a Le Triomphant ?