How about a Gotha G.lV in 1/48 from Eduard? Now that would be nice! (At least to me!)

D'you mean like this G.V? (also available from AZ Model more recently).

No. I mean a good one!

I think snowball has a better chance in hell there can be a laundry list of reasons, if you must

Also, do you mean "good" or "easy"? WingNut Wings have theirs in 1/32 and (with all of their re-known engineering, detailed instructions and exact fit) it's still giving me pause... It's a good model, but I'll probably miss out on building anything else for half a year...

Another con of early aviation - real aircraft's faults usually translate down to scale, so I'm not looking towards building an aircraft that destroyed itself more than due to enemy fire.

I prefer 'good' rather than 'easy'. I've been building 1/350 ship models with tons of PE and resin so I'm not afraid of a few hundred parts. After a dozen built ships I decided on something completely different (already done armor). So far I find Eduard both easy and good, especially their Profipacs. I tried Roden but found them neither good nor easy. I've been eyeballing WNW's site and they really look excellent. 1/32 is just a bit big. Maybe some day...

Eduard has not really been spoiling Early Aviation fanatics with new subjects as of late - the company also seems quite reluctant to produce new two-seaters, never mind multi-engined bombers...

Eduard also produces their kits in large batch series, until they sell out - I imagine it'd be quite tricky to gauge the demand for something like this...

1/32 is really a good size for WWI kits, big enough for good detail but the aircraft were generally smaller then. And those WNW kits are really fantastic, better and easier to build than Eduard, IMHO. You owe it to yourself to give them a try.

Note: I do not work for or represent WNW in any way (but if they want to send me some samples I won't turn 'em down!) Just a very satisfied customer.

Michael