I'm with you on these ones - more artillery would be great, and also add:

2A36 towed
2S5 152mm SPG
M109A7 PIM
L5 105mm (Mod 56) Oto Melara howitzer
2B11 120mm mortar
2B14 82mm mortar
Soltam M66 160mm mortar
M240 240mm mortar
2S4 240mm SP mortar

I guess I'll toss in my 1/35th scale plastic wish list. A 78 foot Higgins and 77 foot Elco P.T. boats. A Japaness landing craft would be welcome too. More figures. W.W.2- U.S.M.C. and U.S. Army, Japaness, Australian, Indian, British and natives of the South Pacific. A set of coast watchers and natives with radio and hand cranked generator. Also more U.S.Navy figures for the P.T.'s and landing craft. American air crews either in planes or running to them. Early Marine Corp. figures from Wake island. Some Sea Bees also. S.P. natives in their types of boats. Anything South Pacific related. At ease, patroling and fighting, working. Korean war figures, both sides. North V,N, regulars and V.C. and villagers, and of course U.S. Army and Marine Corps. Navy figures for the river boats that are out and helicopter crews for all the hueys we have. Also some wild life figures of animals from the South Pacific Islands, wild boars, monkeys, birds and ducks, crockadiles and other reptiles you would encouter. A few Navy equipment tractors like the type for loading torpedos and lifting large engines. A plastic Bucyress crane and shovel which would be more affordable then the resin stuff out there. Some Japaness construction trucks and a bulldozer, grader,dump truck. As for planes, a 1/35th or 1/32nd scale Devestator; An .W.W.2 aircraft ordenance set would be nice also, bombs, torpedos, depth charges and the trolleys to go with them. Some life boats, allied or axis. motor and hand rowed. Just a smal list to give manufacters ideas.

I recall something to that affect on an upcoming 2-8-0.

I also found out that LZ Models (Ireland) is still working on a couple of locomotives releases as well, in 1/35th. I think the BR80 could be first, and I think they are also working on a BR01. These two loco's are delays from 2014 plans. No date for a 2015 release however.

And since we're at the ongoing desires on what we want in plastic...

more 1/35 marine subjects: PT boats and the such.

more 1/35 aircraft, choppers.

more 1/35 cars, pickups...for that 'terrorist', 'technical' display. The ZU-23 (et al) screams to be mounted on the family station wagon, sedan, or pick-em-up!!

more 1/35 decals: for the above mentioned bad guy stuff...especially terrorist/technical related and focus on the Middle East, Africa and the Baltic region to start. Be patient on other areas, the terrorist will be there soon enough too! LOL

I got the following kits ordered, should be here in a couple weeks.
-Dragon Models 6730 PzKpfw VI Ausf E, Tiger I - Early Production, "Wittman's Command Tiger" Limited Edition premium
-Dragon Models 6799 1/35 Panther L100
- Dragon Models 6683 1/35 scale German Tiger I Ausf H2 7.5cm KwK 42 Heavy Tank ( Tiger I Chassis, Panther Turret, 75mm kwk 42 barrel,PZ IV F2 Round Barrel Muzzle}
-Dragon Models 6535 Hummel-wespe
Wishlist
-1/35 Dragon Models 6200 Leopold 1/35 Railgun
-Great Wall Hobby 1/35 scale German 3.7cm Flak43 auf schwere Wehrmacht Schlepper premium

Yes!! And 1/35 quads 4x4 and 6x6..

I was really hoping to see some of those long announced ago kits actually come out:

M8 HMC
Sd.Kfz.233

Plus:
M5 HST
US 90mm AA gun
British WW2 artillery
M777
M9 ACER
More artillery and primer movers in general
More MTVR variants from Trumpeter
And more of a longshot.... US 8" gun/240mm howitzer

Speaking of marine subjects in 1/35, I'd really like to see some of the Navy/Marine modern small craft.

And helos... Vietnam AH-1

1/35: - M-60 family (esp. USMC and Israeli versions) - my favorite;
- Chieftain Mk.11;
- M-113 family;
- AMX-13 (esp. Israeli version);
- FV 432 family;
- AMX-10, AML-90;

Alright! Another AML 90 fan...aren't they just the cutest!

Like I mentioned before...endless possibilities with this little gem of a vehicle...at least 50 countries, with at least 50 paint schemes, and at least 50 different markings!

How many vehicles, from any country, at any one time in history, can have numbers like this vehicle! Damn few!

Less emphasis on 1/35. I want this to be the year of 1/24 and 1/16 scales.

Just read a news story here on Armorama that ICM is going to do a new Panhard....YEAH!!!! There's hope yet!

Jeff

A DECENT M24 DUSTER....
A USAF SECURITY POLICE v100 CADILAC CAGE.
all 1/35th scale

M777 155 mm Artillery




and a EOD Husky

Items that have been fielded
1 M163 Vulcan
2. Roland missile on both M109 and Marder chassis
3. Sheridan TTS
4. Stingray light tank
5. ADATS
6. Lynx both Canadian and Dutch versions (M113)
7. AMOS
8. M1064 mortar carrier
9. MATV SOCOM version
10. Iltis
11. Fast Attack Vehicle
12. 2B9 Mortar with crew from big name company
13. SA13 Gopher

Items that have not been or minimally fielded
1. RDF/LT
2. HSTV-L (older better version of above IMO)
3. Teledyne AGS 5 road wheeled 105mm version
4. Teledyne AGS 6 road wheeled up armored 120mm concept
5. CV90120-T
6. Swedish STRV 2000
7. SRAT with CROWS
8. LOSAT Bradley
9. LOSAT Hummer
10. Stinger turret version of Hummer (not Avenger) ODS time
12. M8 AGS 105mm with 3 levels of armor choice option
13. M8 AGS 120mm Thunderbolt with 3 levels of armor option
14. 57mm gun on Marder
15. Marder mortar carrier.

reissue the Dragon 1/35th huey

I would love to see the following 1/35th plastic kits;

A) German Schützenpanzer HS 30 APC
B) German M113 (Early/Late)
C) U.S. M60 MBT
D) U.S. M60A3 MBT
E) U.S. M48A5 MBT
F) U.S. M114 APC (.50 Cal. and 20mm)
G) British FV432 APC

I'm glad to see more and more Cold War armor kits hitting the markets!!

Considering there are only two days left in 2015 I think some of you might be a little optimistic.........