OK, in February they finally dropped the San Francisco on us. We know that the Richelieu is in the works. So, what else do the buzy beavers in Shanghai propose. Anything radically new or just a rumored late war San Francisco/ New Orleans class.

Not sure their next move is. I am sure they are taking notice of the other guys out there and what they are doing in 350.

I would actually like to see possibly some ships from the 1890's to WWI time frame. Also the other "gap" in ships are the Albany Class Cruisers and the CGN's. Also the Adams class DDG's.

Then there are also just endless choices for WWII ships. Hipper, Spree, Eugen, Rodney, Hood, Ajax, the Twins, Strasbourgh, Italian Ships, Etc....

Well, so far, as far as "announcements", we have:

1.) USS Tuscaloosa CA-37 1/700

2.) USS San Francisco CA-38 1944, 1/700

3.) USS Quincy CA-39, 1/700

4.) USS Vincennes CA-44, 1/700

5.) FRENCH NAVY RICHELIEU 1946, 1/700

6.) Liberty Ship Jerimiah O'Brien, 1/700

7.) Liberty Ship John Brown, 1/700

8.) Admiral Ushakov Ex-Kirov Russian Cruiser, 1/350

9.) USS Arleigh Burke DDG51 Destroyer, 1/350

10.) Shenyang Plan Type 051 DDG115 Chinese Destroyer 1/350

11.) Lanzhou Plan Type 052 DDG170 Chinese Destroyer 1/350

12.) Admiral Cabanenko Russian Udaloy II Class Destroyer 1/350

13.) Kongo DDG173 Japanese Destroyer (New Tooling) 1/350

14.) USS San Francisco CA38 Heavy Cruiser 1944 1/350

15.) French Battleship Richelieu (Newly Tooled) 1/350

Not a bad line up....

hello all,
i do not know if there is a Fletcher in 1/350 released in Plastic in the last few years,if not that would be on my list,along with any USSR WW2 Naval units.
cheers,
Bruce

Taymia released a Fletcher a while ago. Also Trumpter has the USS Sulivans, which is a late war Fletcher.

hello Jim,
thanks for the info.i would still like to see any ww2 soviet naval units released.
i think i am whistling in the wind.
cheers,
Bruce