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Wishlist ’98

Readers’ Choice of new soldatini e Vehicles in scala 1:72

The purpose of this page is to encourage manufacturers to produce model kits that are most wanted by collezionisti, giocatori wargame e hobbyists. Readers may submit proposals for new ed interesting plastic figure sets o veicoli which they think should be available at their local hobby shop soon. A new figure set may include up to 15 different poses ed a total of 50 foot soldatini.

Oggetti 1 through 47 are ranked by popularity, based on 1190 votes received by 22.JAN.97. Products numbered 48 e higher are new proposals which are ranked in the new Wishlist ’98.

  1. Dragoni francesi napoleonici (empress, o dragoni di linea)
  2. Fanti di marina U.S. e Chinese della Guerra di Corea
  3. Napoleonic Personalities
  4. Rivolta dei Boxer Chinese e European armies
  5. Fanteria di linea e leggera bavarese, 1812–1815
  6. Seconda guerra mondiale fanteria romena
  7. Guerra Franco-Prussiana truppe francesi, coloniale, prussiane, bavaresi e Saxon troops
  8. Artiglieria inglese e mitragliatrici Gatling della Guerra anglo-zulu
  9. War of 1812 (milizia e regolari U.S., britannici, Indians)
  10. Modern Arab Armies* (ESCI planned to do them)
  11. Hellenistic fanteria (incl. Hoplites) & cavalleria
  12. Samurai
  13. Asterix the Gaul vs. the Romans
  14. Republican Romans vs. Carthaginians* (ESCI planned to do them)
  15. Nassau fanteria at Waterloo
  16. Spanish Napoleonic Troops
  17. Huns
  18. – vacant position – (Cavalieri Crociati will be released by Italeri)
  19. Modern Israelis
  20. Granatieri a cavallo francesi
  21. Highlanders giacobiti (insurrezioni giacobita nel 1715 e 1745) vs. anglo-hannoveriani
  22. – vacant position – (the Matilda Mk.II has been re-released by Airfix)
  23. Sturmtiger Tank
  24. Truppe turche della prima guerra mondiale
  25. Prima guerra mondiale Fanteria Britannica (elmetto d’acciaio), incl. mitraglieri con mitragliatrice leggera Lewis
  26. Giannizzeri turchi
  27. Artiglieria francese a piedi delle Guerre Napoleoniche
  28. Brunswick Fanteria, 1815
  29. Vikings & Longboats
  30. Ancient Warships
  31. Seconda guerra mondiale Soviet Tank Riders
  32. American Civil War Personalities
  33. Seconda guerra mondiale Fanteria Polacca, 1939
  34. – vacant position – (Bundeswehr Panzergrenadiers will be released by Revell)
  35. Mongoli dell’Orda d’Oro
  36. Napoleon’s Young Guard
  37. Napoleonic Ammunition Wagons
  38. Brunswick ussari, 1815
  39. Star Trek Personalities
  40. Late Romans
  41. Landsknechts
  42. – vacant position – (Saracens will be released by Italeri)
  43. Ancient Israelites
  44. Assyrians
  45. Fanteria olandese e cavalleria at Waterloo
  46. Napoleonic fanteria con ladders, attacking La Haye Sainte
  47. Napoleonic soldatini caduti ed ambulance wagons

    New Proposals, not ranked by popularity yet
  48. Colonial Highlanders britannici (Sudan War/Boer War)
  49. Dragoni russi napoleonici
  50. Cosacchi russi napoleonici
  51. Cavalleria austro-ungherese delle guerre napoleoniche
  52. Anglo-Indian Wars (1900)
  53. Vickers-Carden-Loyd Mk.VI tank
  54. - vacant position -
  55. Ancient Persians, including Chariots
  56. XVIII secolo Sailors, fanti da marina, ufficiali da marina, e Pirates
  57. Fanteria polacca napoleonica
  58. Seconda guerra mondiale early Germans e russi in Cappotti
  59. Seconda guerra mondiale Finnish Fanteria: Continuation War 1941-1944, con Maxim MGs, Suomi SMGs, mitragliatrici leggeri Dektyarev, Tampella 120 mm grenade launchers e Lahti M39 AT-Rifles, summer suits con several different tipi d’elmetto like old e new elmetti tedeschi, italiani, ungheresi e the Finnish M40. These soldatini are much more needed than winter troops. Russi della seconda guerra mondiale would be needed to match the Finns.
  60. Fanteria leggera della King’s German Legion britannico
  61. Artiglieria a cavallo francese (guardia e linea)
  62. Fantasy Armies: Elves, Dwarves, Goblins, Skeletons etc.
  63. Sci-Fi Armies: fanti da marina, Space Pirates, AFVs, Hovercraft, armi pesanti etc.
  64. Guerra Civile Spagnola (Nazionalisti, Italiani, Republicans, Foreign Vols.)
  65. Seconda guerra mondiale Partizans e Resistance (Greek/francese)
  66. Italiani della seconda guerra mondiale (North Africa)
  67. Cheap, accurate, e completamente assembled 1:72 scale veicoli e cannoni
  68. American Civil War Mule Train
  69. Prima guerra mondiale Mule Train
  70. Seconda guerra mondiale: Archer Tank Destroyer in scala 1:72 (17 pdr on Valentine chassis)
  71. WW1 Russian fanteria
  72. Modern War: T-55 Main Battle Tank russo
  73. Irish e Scottish Gaels ca. 1500-1600 vs. English
  74. Scottish Gaels (Highlanders) ca. 1640-1746
  75. US-Mexican War of 1846-1848
  76. Latin American Wars of Independence 1816-1821 (vs. la Spagna)
  77. Mexican Revolution - General Francisco Villa, Emiliano Zapata, 1914
  78. Pershing Expedition into Mexico, 1916
  79. Fanteria di linea/leggera francese napoleonica in Cappotti (late war)
  80. Cacciatori a Cavallo di Linea francesi napoleonici (convert easily to other types).
  81. Fanteria di linea e fucilieri del Regno di Württemberg, 1808–1812
  82. Cacciatori e fanteria leggera del Regno di Württemberg, 1811–1815
  83. Seconda guerra mondiale: Italian paratroopers
  84. Seconda guerra mondiale: bersaglieri italiani con motociclette Guzzi (African Campaign)
  85. Truppe Saxons, bavaresi, Württembergers, prussiane, Danes, ed austriaci, 1866
  86. SAS britannico, German GSG 9, tiratori scelti, SEALS ed other modern special forces
  87. Terrorists e victims
  88. War personalities of history - from Ramses to Saddam e Schwartzkopf
  89. Modern War: T-72 Tank russo, used by many nations in the world.
  90. Prima guerra mondiale: italiani
  91. Prima guerra mondiale fanteria austriaca con Schwarzlose MG
  92. Prima guerra mondiale German Stosstruppen
  93. Modern Navy Hovercraft britannico, Naval Landing Party, e fanti da marina
  94. Seconda guerra mondiale: Pilots e Crew soldatini for 1:72 Aircraft
  95. Porsche-Tiger II (VK4501 II)
  96. Artiglieria a piedi russa napoleonica con Kiver shakò
  97. Artiglieria a cavallo russa napoleonica con elmi a cresta
  98. Kings German Legion Heavy Dragoons in Bicorns
  99. 1066 Norman cavalleria (supplementing the incomplete Revell Normans)
  100. Medieval cavalieri e men at arms c. 1200-1300
  101. Medieval Moors
  102. Trojan War era castle, incl siege towers, chariots, large weapons
  103. Roman cavalleria
  104. Ancient Egyptians, incl chariots
  105. Medieval era castle e siege towers, large siege weapons
  106. Fort Alamo e soldatini (Mexican fanteria, cavalleria, artiglieria, Texicans)
  107. 1850s legione straniera francese in Mexico
  108. Guerra Franco-Indiana (1750s): Fort Ticonderoga
  109. Guerra Franco-Indiana (1750s): Rogers’ Rangers
  110. 1750s era Iroquois, Huron, fanteria britannica, fanteria francese
  111. Guerra di Indipendenza Americana: cavalleria americana e britannica
  112. Guerra di Indipendenza Americana: artiglieria Hessian, britannica, ed americana
  113. Guerra di Indipendenza Americana: American Minutemen, milizia, e State Troops
  114. Modern War: BRDM-2 russo
  115. Modern War: U.S. LAV-25
  116. Modern War: 152mm 2S3 self-propelled gun russo
  117. Modern War: GCT self-propelled gun francese
  118. Modern War: U.S. MLRS
  119. Modern War: carro da combattimento AMX-30 francese
  120. Modern War: BTR-60 russo
  121. Modern War: carro armato leggero PT-76 russo
  122. Modern War: US M109 SP Howitzer (complete con the M992 FAASV)
  123. Barbarian cavalleria (Huns, Goths, Gauls/Celts, anything not Roman o Romanized)
  124. Fanteria Finnish della seconda guerra mondiale: Winter War 1939–1940, con Maxim MGs, mitragliatrici leggeri L/S-26 e Suomi SMGs, 81 mm grenade launcher, winter suits con M16 ed elmetti M35 e fur caps.
  125. Modern War: Modern Finnish Fanteria/UN Troops: con mitragliatrici leggeri M62 e M62 assault rifles, LAW ed Apilas AT-weapons e M90 SLAM-mines.
  126. Fanteria austriaca napoleonica con shakò
  127. Dragoni leggeri britannici delle guerre napoleoniche con elmi Tarleton o shakò
  128. Volteggiatori francesi (1815) skirmishing
  129. Napoleonic Accessories: Pistols, muskets, sabres, discarded equipaggiamento, ammo boxes, spent cannonballs etc.
  130. Seconda guerra mondiale: AEC Dorchester Armoured Command Vehicle britannico. Due captured AEC command veicoli, named "Max" e "Moritz", were used by Rommel, a third served con General Streich (21.Pz.Div.).
  131. Seconda guerra mondiale: Sexton Self-Propelled Gun britannico (25 pdr. on Sherman)
  132. Seconda guerra mondiale: German Brummbär Assault Tank con 15 cm Howitzer
  133. Seconda guerra mondiale: AEC autoblindo britannico con cannone da 75 mm in torretta
  134. Seconda guerra mondiale: Allied Scorpion (mine clearing) attachment for tanks
  135. Seconda guerra mondiale Vehicle Stowage: Jerrycans, petrol cans britannici, mitragliatrici leggeri, Solothurn e Boys AT rifles, light mortars, ammo boxes, antenna mounting brackets for APCs e Bren Carriers, vehicle radio sets, wooden artiglieria ammo boxes ed individual shells, discarded equipaggiamento della fanteria, spare wheels for Jeeps, trucks, carriers, Pz. IV e Lee/Sherman, sand channels, anti-tank mines, picks e shovels, folded stretchers, e personal gear.
  136. Seconda guerra mondiale Weapons: Panzerfaust, Panzerschreck, PIAT, e Bazooka rocket launchers, Anti-Tank Rifles of all nations, torretta mounting brackets for Flak-MG, barrels delle cannone da fanteria da 75 mm, e 15 cm Gr.38.H1A stickgrenade warheads to upgrade plastic model kits of the 3.7 cm PaK 35/36, Anti-Tank mines packed in wooden crates.
  137. Seconda guerra mondiale: Tank, assault gun, e carrier crew of all nations. Full soldatini, 1/2 e 3/4 soldatini to be mounted in veicoli corazzati. Spare heads with a variety of official e personal headgear, con o without headphones.
  138. Fantasy troop types, Orcs, Trolls, Goblins, etc.
  139. Pharaonic Egyptians e their enemies (compatibile con Atlantic)
  140. Dark Age peasants defending their settlement against Viking o Hun raiders.
  141. Colonial Wars: Naval Brigade britannico con artiglieria e mitragliatrici
  142. Colonial Wars: Muslim cavalleria e camelry to supplement ESCI’s muslim fanteria
  143. Colonial Wars: camelry e lancieri britannici
  144. War correspondants, photographers, newsmen, filmcrews, observers from various historical periods. These would be handy for inclusion in a variety of scenarios, ed are called for in the modern skirmish rules, People’s War.
  145. Colonial Wars: fanti di marina italiani, francesi, e tedeschi
  146. Colonial Wars: sailors austriaci, francesi, e russi
  147. Prima guerra mondiale: Paul von Lettow-Vorbeck, German fanteria e (multi-purpose) Askaris
  148. Colonial Wars: Afghan fanteria, cavalleria, e tiratori scelti con long Jezzail on bipod
  149. Colonial Wars: Ghurkas, e Indian Frontier Force fanteria
  150. Fantasy: Multi-purpose skeleton warriors con separate ancient, historic, modern ed ultra-modern weapons.
  151. Fantasy: Bi-pedal supernatural rodent warriors con separate pre-historic, historic, modern, e sci-fi weapons ed equipaggiamento pesante.
  152. Modern War: Futuristic fanteria in self-propelled PITMAN-project body armour suits.
  153. Prima guerra mondiale: fanteria U.S. 1918, con elmetti M.1916, mitragliatrici pesanti e leggeri
  154. Prima guerra mondiale: US Artiglieria 1918, con elmetti M.1916
  155. War elephant con platform for bowmen e spearmen. Riders should be compatible with various armies who used elephants at different times.
  156. Seconda guerra mondiale: Chinese Nationalist e Communist Forces
  157. Seconda guerra mondiale: fanti da marina imperiale giapponese
  158. American Civil War caduti set: Walking wounded con support, men falling, wounded sitting on ground, medics attending the wounded, stretcher bearers con wounded men, surgeons, e prone caduti. The soldatini should be in kepis o without hats in order to make them compatibile con either side. The set would go well con the new ambulance wagon.
  159. Modern War: legione straniera francese
  160. Modern War: Israeli Fanteria
  161. Modern War: M 151 Ford Mutt Jeep
  162. Modern War: M 1025 Hummer
  163. Seconda guerra mondiale: Norwegian Army, 1940
  164. The Alamo (scale model of the historic fort)
  165. Prima guerra mondiale: Soldiers on parade, guard, band, e colour guard of different nations.
  166. Seconda guerra mondiale: Soldiers on parade, guard, band, e colour guard of different nations.
  167. Colonial Wars: Canadian Mounties (North West Mounted Police).
  168. Modern: Riot police, mounted police, SWAT, K-9, e beat cops.
  169. Modern: Major league sports soldatini playing football, soccer, hockey etc., including benched players.
  170. Stone Age humans, fauna e flora
  171. Ancient Philistines
  172. Seconda guerra mondiale: Civilians
  173. XVIII secolo: Civilians (ca. 1750)
  174. XIX secolo: Civilians (Napoleonic)
  175. Guerre Napoleoniche: Guerres de Vendée (1793)

    176. General Comments

    In response to the 1:72 scale wishlist, some of our readers have submitted general comments which may be of interest to all of us:

    1. All Arms of Service

      Tony De Lyall writes: For any period (or army) the manufacturer should do the fanteria, cavalleria ed artiglieria. From a wargaming* point of view the range has much less value if one o more of the arms is missing. The main reason I built American Civil War armies in 20 mm plastic was that I could get all tre arms.

      Ed Allen writes: (Revell’s) Normans - a complete mess - only one o due cavalieri in a box for an army that was notable chiefly for its cavalleria. The companies have never released any cavalleria for either Romans o Barbarians. Both sides need some to make it playable (as a simulation game*).

      (* 01/97 Reader Survey results indicate that 61 % of the readership are giocatori wargame).

    2. Friend e Foe

      Tony De Lyall writes: For any period the manufacturer should do a major protagonist ed un major nemico. The trouble with, say Napoleonics, is that manufactures do francesi ed a smattering of enemies - some britannici, some prussiani, some austriaci. It would be better if you could completamente build due complete armies from either side.

    3. Usefulness of troops types e poses

      Tony De Lyall writes: The manufactures should first develop soldatini for the most common type of soldier of the period not the exotics. Thus for example, I’d like to see fanteria di linea produced before guards. Similarly I would like to see the soldatini in common poses rather than exceptional poses. Thus I’d prefer more marching, advancing "en guarde", e tirante soldatini e fewer soldatini kneeling, bayoneting e crawling on the ground. I also like to see one o due command soldatini both on foot e mounted.

      Ed Allan writes: I would like to suggest that manufacturers run the sketches e mix of troops they are considering for a box past some giocatori wargame before they make those expensive molds. They would avoid some of the worst problems they have that way. An example is the line guerra dei trent’anni di Revell. I would have been much more enthused e bought many more than the one box of each I got, had they included something approaching a historical mix of picche to muskets. Instead they only had a very few token picche.

      They also often produce weird poses that are not very useful. Their proportions are usually more realistic than lead (miniatures), but they often include a lot of weird exaggerated postures that seriously detract from the usefulness of a pack. Horses are much better con integral bases in the Revell style instead of the old Airfix style pegs on the hooves e holes that never held together because of polyethylene’s rotten glueing properties.

    4. Universal Soldiers

      Tony De Lyall writes: I like soldatini to be generic rather than represent a specific unit. That way I can paint them up to represent various types. This may mean that the soldatini loose some accuracy. (Note: Revell’s guerra dei trent’anni range offered fanteria, cavalieri ed artiglieria which could be painted as either truppe svedesi o imperiali. The available American Civil War troop types can be painted as Union o Confederate soldiers).

    5. Durability

      Tony De Lyall writes: As we know, retaining paint on soldatini is a big problem. Therefore I’d ask manufacturers to ensure all fanteria had both legs on the base ed all horses had tre o quattro legs on the base. This may reduce the dynamism of the figure but the figure is more secure e therefore less likely to shed paint.

      Ed Allan writes: One thing that would really get me painting more plastic would be if manufacturers could find another plastic instead of polyethylene, which is just about the most difficult solid material in existence to get glue o paint to stick to. Maybe teflon is worse, but not much else.

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