Did you really need to ask that? 
A lot of good material Greg. Those 50’s and 60’s movies/TV shows are a gold mine of ideas.
“Bombers B-52”:
The F-86
Sikorsky SH-19B
“Strategic Air Command”:
Peacekeeper:
The “Combat!” Tv Series:
M41 Walker Bulldog:
Dodge WC 9
Vickers Light VI:
Krupp Protze:
The Red Ball Express:
‘Danger UXB’ a British TV from the 70’s
Austin K2:
Bedford QL
Austin 10 HP Tilly:
I have actually done that one:
Austin 8 from Dad’s Army:
Ooh I do like that M41 with side skirts! Finally a use for that Tamiya kit lurking in the back of the stash…
Any idea what the camo colours might be? Pity the show was in monochrome.
The beauty of Monochrome and TV shows. You can paint it whatever colours you want!
Another one popped up in early episodes :
ok, I guess not 
I used to love that show, watched it every week. then I got to Viet Nam … lol not even close >
“Repeat please…”
Now I have to go watch the movie again.
I understand kits are available for the "Messerschmitt"s as modified for the movie and the solitary “Hurrischmitt”, the latter needed to supplement the Hurricanes which were in short supply compared with the Spitfires.
Cheers,
M
Yes, I’ve got one somewhere. I think it’s Special Hobby?
They did a Buchon with the extra movie parts and decals for the 109 or Hurricane colour schemes.
Go the Butter Box…
Only two clear parts. Easy build! 
—mike
So in the BoB movie, what kind of M-47 was Col. Hessler’s “Tiger”?
They were Spanish M-47E/M. The movie was shot in Spain in 1965
This kit has the corect muzzle brake in it too:
I loved that show Randy. I’d love one of those kits.
Thank you.
