Consolidated Micronaut Wish List 2009-2010

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Items for the Consolidated Micronauts list

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Here are my Top 20 pics for new GHQ Micronauts:

WWII Japan destroyer Akatsuki class
WWII UK battleship Prince of Wales
WWII UK light cruisers Emerald & Enterprise
WWII UK heavy cruiser Kent (County Class)
WWII UK heavy cruisers Berwick & Cornwall
WWII UK heavy cruiser London class (unmodified - Devonshire, Shropshire, Suss*x)
WWII Japan destroyer Kagero class
WWII Japan light cruiser Kuma class (unconverted) (Tama, Kiso)
WWII Germany pocket battleship Lützow
WWII Italy destroyer Folgore class
WWII Italy destroyer Freccia class
WWII Japan aircraft carrier Ryuho
WWII USA aircraft carrier Yorktown class (Enterprise) in 1942
WWII France destroyer Bourrasque class
WWII UK light cruisers Scylla & Charbdys
WWII Italy destroyer Maestrale class
WWII Italy destroyer Oriani class
WWII UK light cruiser “modified Colonyâ€￾ class (Ceylon, Uganda, Newfoundland)
WWII UK A – I class destroyer leaders (Codrington, Keith, Assinboine, Hardy, etc.)
WWII Japan light cruiser Katori class


Thanks!

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Updated 2009-05-06
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Updated 2009-05-08
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Post by ww2navyguy »

Donald,

Thanks for updating the Consolidated Micronauts Wish List, but I wanted to ask if the list could be split into three categories? For example, one for World War I Micronauts, one for World War II Micronauts and one for Modern Micronauts.

I'm not sure if the GHQ folks look at this suggestions list for possible new models as all eras together or if they would likely look for let's say two new WWI models and two new WWII models and two new Modern naval models?

I would hope that GHQ would not elect to combine all three lines of Micronauts into one list for deciding the models to create, but rather to produce a few models from each of the three lines.

Just a thought. I really don't have any idea of how GHQ decides how many of each Micronauts line to produce (of new models) in any given year.

Thanks!
Scott

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Post by Donald M. Scheef »

It's an interesting idea, Scott, but I'm going to stick with my existing system. I've got everything in a single XL file, including an era classification, and don't want to expend the effort to split it into three separate files.
From what I've seen the past few years, GHQ has been fairly consistent with about a dozen new 1/2400 Micronauts each year, regardless of the era.
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Post by ww2navyguy »

Don,

I completely understand and "many thanks" for your efforts to maintain the Consolidated Micronauts Wish List. :D

I sure hope GHQ references this list when they consider new models to develop for the 1:2400 scale Micronauts line. :wink:

Scott

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2009-2010 Consolidated Micronaut Wish List Summary

Updated 2009-05-13

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Post by Donald M. Scheef »

Here are some of the highlights of the Micronaut Wish List as of 2009-05-08: I wonder how much this will change when the 2009-2010 list comes out?

Most popular ship: UK WWI armored cruiser Minotaur class (13 votes)

Total number of ship types receiving at least one vote: 395

By era:
Most popular WWI-era ship: UK armored cruiser Minotaur class (13 votes)
Most popular WWII-era ship: German pocket battleship Admiral Scheer (12 votes)
Most popular modern-era ship: UK frigate Leander class (5 votes)

By nation:
Argentina: tie between modern-era aircraft carrier Vientcinco De Mayo and Malvinas aircraft (2 votes each)
Austria: tie between WWI-era battleship Radetzky class and WWI-era Tegetthoff class (2 votes each)
China: tie between modern-era destroyer Jianghu III class and modern-era destroyer Jiangwei II class (2 votes each)
France: WWII-era battleship Bretagne class (11 votes)
Germany: WWII-era pocket battleship Admiral Scheer (12 votes)
Italy: WWII heavy cruiser Pola (7 votes)
Japan: WWII-era aircraft carrier Chitose class (9 votes)
Netherlands: WWII-era submarine K or S class (2 votes)
Norway: WWI-era coastal battleship Norge class (1 vote)
Soviet Union / Russia: tie among WWII-era light cruiser Chapayev class, WWII-era cruiser Krasnyi Kavkaz, WWII-era battleship Sovyetskiy Soyuz design, and WWII-era destroyer class Type 7U class (2 votes each)
UK: WWI-era armored cruiser Minotaur class (13)
USA: WWI-era battleship Nevada class (12)

By type:
Aircraft carrier: Japan WWII-era Chitose class (9 votes)
Battleship: USA WWI-era Nevada class (12 votes)
Battle-cruiser / armored cruiser: UK WWI-era Minotaur class (13 votes)
Cruiser: UK WWII-era Emerald and Enterprise (10 votes)
Destroyer: UK WWII-era War Emergency Classes (10 votes)
Escort: Germany WWII-era T-1939 class (6 votes)
Submarine: Italy 600-ton type (5 votes)
Amphibious: UK modern-era Fearless class (3 votes)
Auxiliary: Germany WWII-era auxiliary cruisers (6 votes)
Small craft: Germany WWII-era S-Boote (6 votes)
Aircraft: USA WWII-era early-war Navy/Marine aircraft (3 votes)

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2009-2010 Consolidated Micronaut Wish List Summary

Updated 2009-05-17

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Post by ww2navyguy »

Don,

More votes for WWII Battleship Fuso!

She was present in the last battleship versus battleship engagement in world history. She really needs to be produced for anyone wanting to recreate the Battle of Surigao Strait (October 24-25, 1944).

I hope GHQ will add this ship to their list of 2009-2010 WWII Micronauts to be produced! :D

Scott

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Post by Shark73 »

As I'm into collecting the Chinese PLA (RC) line, just to add my votes for new GHQ Micronauts:

Type 99 ACV
Type 99 MBT (the one GHQ offer is just the prototype Type 90II, for export and limited production)
Type 96 MBT (low end version of Type 99 MBT, > 1500 produced)
ZLC2000 IFV
ZBD97 IFV
WZ752 Armoured Medical Evacuation Vehicle
PTL02 Wheeled Tank Destroyer
PLZ05 155mm Self-Propelled Howitzer
PHL03 300mm Multiple Launch Rocket

J10 Fighter
Zhi-9W Attack Helicopter
Zhi-9 Utility Helicopter

Wouldn't hesitate to place my order if any of the above is available.

Tim

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My list is pretty short. I think GHQ offers a real good selection as is , and I was particularly thrilled last year to see HMAS Canberra and IJN Hiei come out...really makes it easier to do a lot of the Solomon Is scenarios. THANX GHQ!
Now on to my list:

USS LANGLEY As she was when sunk early in the war.

UK O CLASS DESTROYERS

Germany RAIDERS

Any MERCHANT SHIPS/TANKERS/AUXILIARIES Especially for Japan

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Post by Donald M. Scheef »

2009-2010 Consolidated Micronaut Wish List Summary

I have started a new, undated Consolidated Micronaut Wish List. Please place any new Micronaut wishes in this thread.

Don S.

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