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scratchbuilt Medevac Conversion for my 1/48th UH-60A in Progress pics

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scratchbuilt Medevac Conversion for my 1/48th UH-60A in Progress pics
Posted by blkhwkmatt on Friday, August 12, 2005 3:27 PM
This is a UH-60A that I'm working on for the UH-60 Group Build.

Here are a couple of shots of my first attempt at the Medevac carousel config in my 1/48 hawk. I also added side armor to the pilots seat from .010 card stock and some wire and harnesses to the kit seat from foil.





Notice that it is not complete yet, some of my measurements were a bit wrong so the sides ended up too small, I will be adding more to the sides and working on the top soon.

Anything that you guys might have to say would be great to hear.


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Posted by intruder_bass on Friday, August 12, 2005 4:00 PM
Looks great so far!
what kit is it? Italeri? I've noticed you made tie-downs for troop seats on the floor. Are they from Eduard or scrachbuild? and one more question: Is the allocation of tie-downs defferent on Medevac from the normal UH-60?

Andy


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Posted by blkhwkmatt on Friday, August 12, 2005 4:04 PM
QUOTE: Originally posted by intruder_bass

Looks great so far!
what kit is it? Italeri? I've noticed you made tie-downs for troop seats on the floor. Are they from Eduard or scrachbuild? and one more question: Is the allocation of tie-downs defferent on Medevac from the normal UH-60?

Andy





If I remember correctly it is the academy kit that i started a while ago. The "tiedows" are actually sanded down locaters for the troop seats that were molded into the floor.

As far as the real bird goes, the floors are the same in a lift bird or a med one. The medevac kit is a bolt in operation so there is basically no difference inside.

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Posted by HeavyArty on Friday, August 12, 2005 4:20 PM
Looking great. Good job. Thesepics will come in handy when I do the 1/35 Academy UH-60A up as a MedEvac. Thanks.

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Posted by intruder_bass on Friday, August 12, 2005 4:24 PM
Am asking cuz Eduard gives plan of tie-downs in there instruction and it's a little different.


Andy
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Posted by RotorRob60 on Saturday, August 13, 2005 2:36 AM
I think the Eduard diagram makes the seats from the academy kit and the floor tiedowns fit each other. For my project, I copied the floor diagram from the UH-60 airframe TM, scanned it, reduced it to 1/35, and transferred the floor details to the model. It didn,t quite work out and I had to make adjustments. I think the seats are just a bit oversized for their scale, at least in width. I say this because I was going to add the framing on the aft end of the troop/cargo doors, and with the seats installed it was not going to work out. BTW; there should be one more aft facing troop seat in the Academy 1/35 UH-60L kit.

The carousel looks good. Are you going to make all the Med gear too?
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Posted by blkhwkmatt on Saturday, August 13, 2005 2:54 AM
I am working on the litter pans right now - this is going to be a bird that i flew in Iraq, so it will only have three litter pans. Not sure how much of the extra med gear that we carried I will build but will at least do the backboard and some litters.

Thanks for all the comments!!

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