1/35th Scale M-134 minigun

Check with Cobra company.
http://www.cobracompany.com/index.htm
They have lots of 35th scale chopper parts. See a minigun set for the Blackhawk and think they are coming out with some Huey stuff.

If you are talking about the doorgun mount, it is actually pretty easy to make one. All you need is the minigun from one of the helo kits and scratch-build the frame. I just did one the other day. Sorry, no pics yet. It was pretty simple. The frame is just a triangle with the handle end cut off so it is flat and not pointed. I made it out of plastruct angle "L" shaped bar, really small. Added a couple of aircraft stick handles to make the firing handles. Hope it makes sense without photos.

Try posting in the helo forum, you will probably get a better response there.

Legend makes a set of two in resin. go to http://www.greatmodels.com/ , click on "search" and type in "xm-134" for details.

sweet, u guys are the best, i guess it wouldnt be hard to convert the xm-134 into the older m-134.

ok here it is, dont know what kit this is, but the pic is from www.eduard.com and its from their 1/35 UH-1C Huey Armament PE set



please let me know, does this come with a certain set or where i can get it. i may have to buy the xm-134's and convert them if they are similar enough, havent done much research, but this pic looks like the mount and everything is from a set.

That is one of the armament setups from the MRC/Academy UH-1C kits. The one to get is the Frog kit. It comes with all the weapons sets from the previous Academy UH-1C kits. You can do just about any weapons setup you want with this kit. Here it is:
And a link to it at Great Models Webstore: http://www.greatmodels.com/cgi/display.cgi?item_num=ac2196 They have the Heavy Hog version on sale too, it has the mini guns and individual rocket tubes and nose grenade launcher set too for only $19.20. Here is is: Hope that clears it up.

thank you kindly, u guys are awesome!

I believe there is a door mounted 134 in one of the later blackhawk kits. Forget the manufacturer though. It's most likely MRC.