My Latest Helicopter Build. (pic)

Looks very impressive and ... mean!
Post more pics when you're done.

Looking good thus far, ,love to see it finished.

Looks cool. What scale?
Lee

Looks awesome!

Future is what I'm going to use next time!.....Did you air brush it ....and if so .....how did you thin it?

Great looking Hokum, Duke!!

The glossy finish reminds me of a diorama on display down at the Hobbit in Fayetteville, of two Huey's sitting out on the ramp in the rain.

Thanks for the picture!!
Frank

Looking good! Is that a 1/72nd scale kit? Judging by the paint bottles it looks small. I have a 1/48th KA-50 by Italeria somewhere in the pile.

Looks good Duke keep up the good work. Cant wait to see it finished.

QUOTE: Originally posted by Papa-Echo-64 Looks awesome! Future is what I'm going to use next time!.....Did you air brush it ....and if so .....how did you thin it?

Thanks Papa Echo! You do great work also!
Yes, I airbrushed the Future. Here's the beauty of it too: No Thinning Necessary!! Shoot it straight through the brush, then to clean up, I run clean water through the brush afterwards. I don't even break it down to clean it, until after about a month's use (I only airbrush Future since I have a small room and no Spray Booth). Then I do break it down to get any residual that may still be inside, but there is usually so little that I don't have much to clean.

Check out Swanny's website: http://swannysmodels.com/ and click on "Tools &Tips" for his article on "The Complete Future". He sums up the great versatility of the product extremely well in that article, which was also in the March issue of Finescale Modeler.

QUOTE: Originally posted by midnightprowler Looks cool. What scale? Lee

I'm sorry, it is a 1/72 scale Italeri kit. Thanks!

QUOTE: Originally posted by oldhooker Great looking Hokum, Duke!! The glossy finish reminds me of a diorama on display down at the Hobbit in Fayetteville, of two Huey's sitting out on the ramp in the rain. Thanks for the picture!! Frank

That's cool! I'd love to see it if you can get any photos. Still, even if you can't, That is a neat idea!