All right, I'll bite as well:
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USMC M1161 "Growler" ITV-LSV(3) 4-Door.https://www.flickr.com/photos/dagm4/18176507440/in/photostream- It's the only remaining modern USMC MEU(SOC) vehicle in use that has NOT been made into a kit yet. (We have 1/35 LAVs, M1A1s, MTVRs, AAVs, HMMWVs, M-ATVs, etc. Where's the USMC ITV?)
- There are new modern 1/35 2015 Marine figures now (Assault Models) so the figures have caught up in time.
- It is kind of the replacement to the M151 Jeep and Mercedes G ITV. So if any vendor wants to continue the tradition of the M151 4X4, make the M1161.
- It can double as a mortar tower, troop transport, LSV, litter carrier, and fire support vehicle...multiple kit purposes (and fits in the V-22).
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USSOCOM General Dynamics Flyer 60 or 72 ITVhttp://www.defensemedianetwork.com/stories/general-dynamics-ordnance-and-tactical-systems-flyer-wins-ussocom-itv-contract- US Spec Ops ITV. Imagine, any US SOF diorama for the next decade or more will use the Flyer 60 or 72 ITV. So making a kit of this will dominate the 1/35 US SOF vehicle market for a long time.
- Modelers want FAVs. Forget the out-of-service 1/35 Chenowth SEAL DPV...didn't happen. Make the newest USSOCOM vehicle...make THIS instead.
- There are quite a lot of modern 1/35 US SOF figures on the market today, but hardly any USSOCOM 1/35 vehicles. So if one has 1/35 SOF figures, one might want to buy this also.
- Can act as a litter carrier, LSV, fire-support vehicle, troop transport, etc., meaning many functions from one vehicle.
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1/35 Combat Rubber Raiding Craft (with troops)
- Besides the HobbyFan one, this is really quite easy to make.
- The CRRC hardly goes out of date. A modern CRRC kit can last for ages with resin aftermarket providing the needed upgrades over time.
- Can produce updated Frogmen figures.
- Almost any SOF or Maritime intervention uses CRRC. Imagine the possibility of figures! Can use NATO, Coast Guard, SOF, SEALs, Park Rangers, civilians, etc. to fit in this CRRC.
- Don't make it with a water base like HobbyFan's. Make it "dry" out of the water, or have an option of one in the water and one out of the water.
I've more suggestions that I might add to this post later.