martin_sutor

I'm really sorry to have taken so long to reply but if you are still interested look on e baby at old very old Airfix Magazines. Back in the 70's John Sanders did a lengthy series entitled 8th Army in the Desert which included many Morris conversions. Also in the 70's Chris Ellis did a conversion of the Morris Quad to the 40mm SP AA vehicle. You will also find some in the various Airfix Magazine special books including the 8th Army one and there was one on British soft skin vehicles I think but can't recall the title.

Be nice to have a Flower Class Corvette in any scale.!!!!

Yes please, more 1/350 scale ships but can we keep them RN please ? Also dont forget the little ships. An OPV 2. Hunt and Sandown Classes. Big ships mean big models and big prices and storage problems when finished. Atlantic do a good range from the 1950's and 60's .

I am a bit late replying but might I suggest that before going for a Queen Elizabeth or Prince of Wales Airfix might try something a little smaller? One of the new OPV 2 class could be a good introductory model ,presumably it would be at a more affordable price, and not too large to store when made up. The Type 23 has been produced by several manufacturers and the Airfix Type 45 is a good model though there might be some mileage in an update pack. Now might also be a good time to start work on a Type 31. Some of the Hunt and Sandown class mine warefare vessels are still in the Fleet. Again much smaller, and cheaper, than a carrier, in both senses.