http://www.tamiya.com/english/products/60324corsair_birdcage/index.htm

Are you guys excited about the new Tamiya Corsair 1/32 kit? Corsairs seem to be one of the most popular aircraft to be modelled on this site. The Tamiya 1/32 kit is due for release anytime now. I've copied some of the text from the website below, and you can follow the link above to see all the pictures, etc. Looking forward to seeing the comments from you experts! Thanks, George

【 About the Model 】　Plastic model assembly kit of the F4U-1 Corsair. ★1/32 scale. Fuselage length: 318mm, Wingspan: 390mm. ★Features faithful recreations of fuselage, unique inverted gull wing and large propeller, and more. ★Inverted gull wing can be assembled in folded or extended position as the modeler chooses; details on the inside of the fold joint are also captured accurately. ★ Choose between up or down elevators and flaps. ★Two-part engine cowls can be removed from the model, even after completion. ★Select retracted or deployed main landing gears and tail wheel. ★Includes two figures depicting the pilot, one seated and one standing. ★Comes with 3 sets of markings to depict U.S. Navy and U.S. Marine Corps aircraft. ★The set includes a full-color, 12-page booklet detailing the history of the Corsair line of aircraft.

Well, for what its worth, i too would like to see a better 32nd scale Hellcat and Wildcat. Not sure Tamiya would take on the F6F, but they might do an F4F if the market is there for it.

I think it would be logical to hope for a 32nd scale P-51B, perhaps before we see a F4U-1A or -1D. There's no arguing the B-model Mustang has been poorly represented so far in 32nd scale. And i don't even know Mustangs all that well.

Just a guess, but it wouldn't surprise me if Eduard decided to take on a 32nd scale Spitfire I/II, or V series, and of course PCMs Tempest is starting to hit the shelves now.

Seamus, didn't Trumpeter release a P-51B in 1/32 a wee while ago? I've never built it so i can't vouch for its accuracy etc. Its a bit pricey as well at around £50 over here.