1/48 UH-1N with pics.

Thanks,

I do have a $hitter.

HMLA-267!  I remember those guys.  Great build SSgt.  You have one heck of an airwing there, but you seem to missing a heavy lifter.  Your huey looks great.  Give it some sand to make it a CAX/WTI machine.  You're proving that Staff NCO's know all the trix. 

Semper Fi,

Chris

PS Go Indians

SSgtD6152 wrote:

Avus wrote: Looks good! Do you mean you made the minigun and the M-60 by your self?!  O' no I made the fram for the GUA-17 along with the gun mounts, and that is a 50cal not a 60

OOPS! My mistake!

Swanny wrote:

Nice job, very good looking build.

Thank you Sir,

AH1Wsnake wrote:

Can't speak for now, but as recently as 3 years ago, I would say that our squadron Huey complement at any one time was about half stab-bar and half SCAS. Boy, those stab-bars were so nice, because SCAS maintenance just plain old sucks! Andy (another tiny nitpick, but the resin AVR-2 antennas on top of the cabin roof should be an olive green/drab type of color. We never had any that were gray. I only mention it because it would be easy enough to touch up if you wanted to.)

I was thinking that they are Green, I have not seen any pics of them thanks. And the Stab bars are on the birds at the Air Show.

Can't speak for now, but as recently as 3 years ago, I would say that our squadron Huey complement at any one time was about half stab-bar and half SCAS. Boy, those stab-bars were so nice, because SCAS maintenance just plain old sucks!

Andy

(another tiny nitpick, but the resin AVR-2 antennas on top of the cabin roof should be an olive green/drab type of color. We never had any that were gray. I only mention it because it would be easy enough to touch up if you wanted to.)

Hatter50 wrote:

Hey there Ed, There are still a ton of the old Stab Bars running around.  158's and 159's are still alive.  http://www.usmc.mil/marinelink/image1.nsf/Lookup/2006111064431 The link shows a west coast Stab Bar with the racks.  Just search the USMC site and you will find more.  Might not find as many shipboard though. Regards Steve

Humm.......... Thanks I did not know that.

Hey there Ed,

There are still a ton of the old Stab Bars running around.  158's and 159's are still alive. 

http://www.usmc.mil/marinelink/image1.nsf/Lookup/2006111064431

The link shows a west coast Stab Bar with the racks.  Just search the USMC site and you will find more.  Might not find as many shipboard though.

Regards
Steve

SnakeDoctor wrote:

First of all let me congratulate you on the amazing amount of detail you have on that N model. I think you did a first rate job on this model. Since you are from Miramar you have access to the N model. Are there any stabilizer bar aircraft used for armed ships?The reason I ask is Campend had a few back in the 80's but most of the N models now don't have stab bars as SCAS did away with them.  From what I have read most of the model companies don't do the rotor justice when it comes to detail. I hope you don't take my observation as a detraction to the fine job you did. I have worked with all the N squadrons both east and west coast and have a very high regard for them.   Ed

Yep, I know about the head. I just did not fix it, my brother is with HMLA-267. I'm a Phrog guy.....

Avus wrote:

Looks good! Do you mean you made the minigun and the M-60 by your self?!

O' no I made the fram for the GUA-17 along with the gun mounts, and that is a 50cal not a 60

First of all let me congratulate you on the amazing amount of detail you have on that N model. I think you did a first rate job on this model. Since you are from Miramar you have access to the N model. Are there any stabilizer bar aircraft used for armed ships?The reason I ask is Campend had a few back in the 80's but most of the N models now don't have stab bars as SCAS did away with them.  From what I have read most of the model companies don't do the rotor justice when it comes to detail.

I hope you don't take my observation as a detraction to the fine job you did. I have worked with all the N squadrons both east and west coast and have a very high regard for them.

Ed

Looks good!

Do you mean you made the minigun and the M-60 by your self?!