Mikro-Mir

[Beermonster58]

I'll probably end up getting a Ju 388 when it comes out as I've always liked the look of it, and as for the P.193 I've built a resin example, but it's good to see an I.M. one 

Those subs are interesting, if I'm honest I wasn't even aware of them.

I'm assuming the subs are being issued as a set instead of individual models? I'd not heard of them either but, they'll go nicely with the set of three subs (also 1/144) to be released by Revell.

[Rick Lowe]

You could wiff the P. 193 some more, by putting the tail fin on the top and the tail wings angled downwards. 

Like the Stuka follow-on Ju-187, with a rotating tail...

It didn't have a rotating tail, the vertical stabilizer/rudder was triangular and pivoted
at the leading point. It only moved in the vertical plain. The rotating tail thing is a
myth.
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OK, that makes a lot more sense. Thanks.

[Mossie]

I'll probably end up getting a Ju 388 when it comes out as I've always liked the look of it, and as for the P.193 I've built a resin example, but it's good to see an I.M. one 

Those subs are interesting, if I'm honest I wasn't even aware of them.

I'm assuming the subs are being issued as a set instead of individual models? I'd not heard of them either but, they'll go nicely with the set of three subs (also 1/144) to be released by Revell.

Yes, individual models. Mikro-Mir do quite a lot of interesting submarine kits, both in 1/144 and 1/350, along with some midget submarines in1/35.

1/144:
https://www.hannants.co.uk/search/index.php?adv=1&product_category_id=&product_division_id=&manufacturer_id=362447&product_type_id=all_ships&code=&scale_id=957&keyword_search=&setPerPage=100&sort=0&search_direction=0&save_search_name=&save_search=

All scales:
https://www.hannants.co.uk/search/index.php?adv=1&product_category_id=&product_division_id=&manufacturer_id=362447&product_type_id=all_ships&code=&scale_id=&keyword_search=&setPerPage=100&sort=0&search_direction=0&save_search_name=&save_search=

[Beermonster58]

I'll probably end up getting a Ju 388 when it comes out as I've always liked the look of it, and as for the P.193 I've built a resin example, but it's good to see an I.M. one 

Those subs are interesting, if I'm honest I wasn't even aware of them.

I'm assuming the subs are being issued as a set instead of individual models? I'd not heard of them either but, they'll go nicely with the set of three subs (also 1/144) to be released by Revell.

Yes, individual models. Mikro-Mir do quite a lot of interesting submarine kits, both in 1/144 and 1/350, along with some midget submarines in1/35.

1/144:
https://www.hannants.co.uk/search/index.php?adv=1&product_category_id=&product_division_id=&manufacturer_id=362447&product_type_id=all_ships&code=&scale_id=957&keyword_search=&setPerPage=100&sort=0&search_direction=0&save_search_name=&save_search=

All scales:
https://www.hannants.co.uk/search/index.php?adv=1&product_category_id=&product_division_id=&manufacturer_id=362447&product_type_id=all_ships&code=&scale_id=&keyword_search=&setPerPage=100&sort=0&search_direction=0&save_search_name=&save_search=

. I've put them on my watch list. It'll come down to price (as always) in the end   .I do like Mikro Mir's out of the box (no pun intended) choices.   I've just ordered the 2 K -class subs!   Modern subs are, to me anyway, the maritime equivalent of boring, grey jets. They're dull, characterless giant tadpoles. If memory serves, the French Navy had its own equivalent to the M class RN sub, the Surcouf I think. Now, that would be nice addition to the fleet

[Rick Lowe]

I see a 1-man Brit ride-on torpedo, but no Chariot... as yet...
There again, nothing a bit of tubing can't replicate...

[Mossie]

I see a 1-man Brit ride-on torpedo, but no Chariot... as yet...
There again, nothing a bit of tubing can't replicate...

I thought someone had done it but I might be getting confused with the Italeri SLC.

[Rick Lowe]

I see a 1-man Brit ride-on torpedo, but no Chariot... as yet...
There again, nothing a bit of tubing can't replicate...

I thought someone had done it but I might be getting confused with the Italeri SLC.

Yeah, I think that's the only kit out there - having said which, there was a build article in Military Modelling once, complete with crew - but I'm not sure whether that was resin or scratch.

[chrisonord]

Having one of those.

[PR19_Kit]

You and me too, maybe 2-3 of them. 

[chrisonord]

You and me too, maybe 2-3 of them. 

I had an inclination these might float your boat Kit. 

[chrisonord]

This looks interesting, apart from the wrong scale bit 

[Old Wombat]

Whereas I like the scale but the 'plane doesn't interest me. 

[Mossie]

Having one of those.

Having one of those.

Before I clicked on the image on the image, the lower one looked like a biplane with the shadow. So a bi-trislnder?

[jcf]

Whereas I like the scale but the 'plane doesn't interest me. 

A win for me because I like the scale and the subject. 

[Weaver]

The Westland Pterodactyl's very steampunk, isn't it?

I've never seen anything that more needed to be powered by a sphere of glowing green liquid and crewed by an anime girl in a leather flying helmet and a talking dog with long floppy ears in my life...