Greetings all.
I came across some online photos of the UK's "Great Western Air Ambulance"--a charity-operated medevac Bo105 serving many of the west/southwestern counties of England--and immediately fell in love with it's dayglo lime green/royal blue color scheme. (For those interested in the photos, see http://www.ukemergencyaviation.co.uk/G-NDAA.htm)
The many photographs of it online show excellent details of fittings and markings. Best of all, a few of the shots of the unique markings were perfectly straight-on, with definition and clarity sufficient to "borrow" to make up artwork for my own inkjet-printed decals. I already had Fujimi's venerable 1/48 Bo105PAH-1 in the stash, which provided an excellent basis for the conversion.
Since the Fujimi kit was the original short fuselage, it required surgery to render the longer air ambulance (Bo105CBS) version, which had a ten-inch extension (with an extra set of small windows) added aft of the rear doors. I made a stepped cut that let me leave the landing skid mounts and the door rails in their correct positions, then added .040 sheet panels to stretch the fuselage. When everything was as straight and true as I could get it, I reattached the forward fuselage, then spent a few days puttying, sanding & priming until the body was smooth again.
I found a few clear interior shots of the aft cabin that helped me scrathcbuild the wheeled gurney (well, half of one), equipment bags and liferaft, plus assorted medical monitors and an additional rear seat for the flight paramedic. The Fujimi kit offers the option of easily cutting open both front and rear doors, so I did one side open to show off the fun stuff, and one side buttoned upo to show the complete markings
Hope you enjoy the photos!