Museum A/C you would have flying ? (again ?)

[bdk]

How about the Finnish Buffalo?

[Zac Yates]

My vote is for the Chicago Stuka. Although the London one's likely a better prospect I prefer the early models. I know the FHCAM one can't be far away but still!

Ki-61 Tony

It's coming!

[marine air]

JU-87 Stuka
Heinkel HE-111
ME-110
Tony
Brewster BUffalo
Vought Vengeance
Val
Betty
P-82 Twin Mustang
Northrop YC-125 Raider
The EAA's XP-51
I've never seen a FW-190. real or otherwise
Vought Kingfisher

[Matt Gunsch]

JU-87 Stuka coming X 1 rumored Flying Heritage
Heinkel HE-111 Coming X 1 rumored Flying Heritage
ME-110
Tony Coming X 2 Fighter Factory. Kermit Weeks
Brewster BUffalo
Vought Vengeance
Val Coming X 1 Planes of Fame
Betty coming X 1 rumored flying heritage
P-82 Twin Mustang Coming X 2
Northrop YC-125 Raider
Vought Kingfisher Coming X 3 Fighter Factory, Kermit Weeks, Yanks

[Mike]

Vought Vengeance

Or maybe the better-known Vultee product, perhaps?

[Chris Brame]

Or Vought Vindicator?
(Why not both? )

[Mark Sampson]

Museum aircraft I'd like to see fly:
Vought Vindicator
PB2Y Coronado
Martin PBM Mariner
Sikorsky VS-44
and a few extinct types-
Boeing 314
Curtiss SBC Helldiver
TBD Devastator

but that's notgonnahappen.com.

[Chris Brame]

And as long as we're wishing for ponies for Christmas, the P-26 and AT-12 need something to escort:

(source: Wikipedia) I'd like to think a replica B-10 would be doable given today's technology.

I'd also love to see this B-18 flying again, even if it's just hanging under a helicopter on its way to the museum at Ford Island:

(source: mission.aero Mission Engineering)

[marine air]

Forgot to mention the Focke Wulf FW 189 that's in storage. It's a fascinating aircraft . Like the OV-10 Bronco, kind of in a class by itself. There are some great videos on youtube from WW II.