What should be the next Freewing 64mm jet ?

[Marco Polo]

What aircraft would you like to see next in the 64mm EDF class from Freewing?

[TiredIronGRB]

F-111

[Hardway]

F-111 would be a nice fit. Or anything German WWII!
;)

[F106DeltaDart]

The EE Lightning, Avro Arrow, or XP-59 would make for some good choices at the 64mm size.

[TiredIronGRB]

Or...how about a F-104?

[Boots Whirlygig]

An F4D or Saab Draken would be welcome!

[PikeStaff]

A Mirage 2000. Big enough to carry a 4s 2400-2600ma batt.

[Twowingtj]

An F-106 would be cool, right DD??LOL:Cool:

[rifleman_btx]

Now that actually would be a sweet 64mm, however I would like to see an extreme scale version as well.:)

[Evoman]

A Mirage 2000. Big enough to carry a 4s 2400-2600ma batt.

Since there already is a FW 80mm Mirage 2000C, how about something a little different like a Mirage III, F1 or even a Kfir?

[F106DeltaDart]

An F-106 would be cool, right DD??LOL:Cool:

I wouldn’t say no!! :)LOL But I’m still hoping for a bigger 80-90mm version!

[Evoman]

An F4D or Saab Draken would be welcome!

A Sabb Draken would tempting but a Viggen would be a day 1 buy for me! Preferably as a 80mm but I would take a 64mm or 70mm.

[Valkpilot]

Almost any of the other :Century Series" fighters, TSR2, De Havilland Vampire, TSR2, F7U Cutlass, or a 64 mm version of the Nice Sky XB-70. And whatever it is, it should have a landing gear option for those of us who aren't good at hand launching.

[TiredIronGRB]

How about a twin 64mm airliner?

[rifleman_btx]

That works

[F106DeltaDart]

How about a twin 64mm airliner?

Or a quad 64 B-58..

[Evoman]

A quad 64mm B-58 would be cool except I don't think it would be the ideal belly lander because of how low its engines hang. Even if it had a center tank it would have to be a tad bigger than scale to take the brunt of belly landings.
I like the idea of a 64mm B-58 but it would definitely have to have landing gear.

[F106DeltaDart]

I know that I would add landing gear if it wasn't there. At quad 64, it would certainly be big enough. As for belly landing, it can be done. Keith Sparks (Parkflyer Plastics) has a kit for a belly lander B-58 that works quite well. The nacelles and pylons are definitely a notch over scale size to support the load though.