Wingnut Wings Next Releases

[terri werner]

Jet's , what are those things ?

I have tried building them , but they just don't cut the chesse with me either . I do dab a little in the WW2 aircraft but only my favorite ones .

Still waiting for the Pfalz D.IIIa to come out !

[mgunns]

I have to admit that I do like the 50's jets, the pre century, the century series, and Naval Aviation in particular: During my deployment to Africa with the USMC I got re-interested in WWI subjects and bought a lot of them for my dad and I to build, sadly he passed away before I got back. I still find the aircraft and the era more and more interesting. I, like many on this forum, believe that this is the greatest time for modelers, as the selection and quality is stuff we could only dream of 30 years ago.
That being written, I still find myself attracted to the old Aurora/Glencoe WWI kits as they were simple and fun to build, fit well, didn't have a lot of fiddly things and looked a lot like the prototype.

[Jefman]

If WNW is searching for a hint in depicting significant aircraft of WW1 they can more easily duplicate aircraft that remain in existence. The remaining aircraft in existence is wide and varied but it would be an absolute treat for them to dispatch a team to the Smithsonian and commit to an inspection of the splendid Caudron G 4 twin engined French bomber of 1915 that resides in the Steven V. Udvar-Hazy Center. An early war bomber that can be duplicated would be a nice representation of that period of the conflict and lend a more comprehensive completeness to the series. Same goes for the AEG G lV (lacks 260 HP Mercedes engines however)that exists at a museum in Ontario,Canada. Just wanted to interject an opinion as it seems that the series in its unfolding rollouts would really benefit from some early war craft and I see the Caudron and AEG fitting a need to see more twin engined types on the heels of the highly anticipated rollout of the Gotha G lV next year. As Dan-San alluded to a possible release of a Handley Page British bomber down the line, the addition of a twin engined French aircrfat would be divine.

[CaptainA]

32001 Junkers J.1 - available now
32002 LVG C.VI - available now
32003 SE.5a Hisso - available now
32004 Bristol F.2b Fighter - available now
32005 Gotha G.IV - available 2010
32006 Pfalz D.IIIa - available 2010
32007 DH.9a - available 2010
32008
32009 Albatros D.V - available 2009
32010 Hansa Brandenburg W.29 - available 2010
32011 Fokker D.VII - available 2010
32012 RE.8 - available 2010
32013 Sopwith Pup - available 2009
32014 FE.2b - available 2010
32015
32016
32017
32018 Fokker E.II/III - available 2011 (new announcement)
32019 Pfalz D.XII - available 2011 (new announcement)
32020
32021
32022 Roland D.VIa - available 2010
32023
32024
32025
32026
32027
32028 DH.2 - available 2010

Possibly/probably also
Viper Se5a,
a late model Junkers J.1.
Salmson 2A2
Rumpler C.IV
H-P o/400

So where is the Roland C.II, AEG G lV and the Albatros C series?

I really love the current releases and the already announced releases. And I am anxious to get them on my build stack. You can bet there will be more than one each of the D.V and D.VII winging their way to Indiana sometime soon.

[David_Layton]

Carl,

Welcome to the Aerodrome.

David,

[terri werner]

Welcome to the site Carl , great to see you here as well !


Still waiting for the pfalz D.IIIa ...................

[Umlaufmotor]

......................or the Albatros D.V

Servus
Bertl

[CaptainA]

Thanks for the welcome folks. But I have been here for well over a year. I just haven't been saying much.

[Familyman]

Originally Posted by StephenLawson

Here is a bit of fun for you all. The Fokker D.VII will be available in all it's main variations and will include many optional parts to enable modellers to build different machines.

Just to remind you, before you fill the gaps with your dream subjects! These D.VIIs will occupy quite a few of these kit serials, won't they?


Mikko

[David_Layton]

Carl, we lived in the same Frat house for 3 years!