Interesting display of competing "Olive Drab".
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Charlie Still Don't Surf! AH-1G References
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centaur567
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It's all about the lighting, procesing and repainting. Gary S.
11 Cans per tube... Could be anytinhg aside form Pepsi!
Another look at a specific helicopter...
This video showed AH-1G, 67-15474, Patricia Ann which was the 132nd Huey Cobra to roll off the assembly lines at Bell Helicopter in Fort Worth, Texas.
It operated in Vietnam from January 1968 to December 1970 and was shot down (at least) once.
This laser engraved photograph of the 'Nam Patricia Ann caught my attention as the name was relocated to improve her looks with a smile. The photograph is on the placard of the Cobra memorial in Mark, IL.
The best rendition of the photo I found is this and... It makes it a candidate for my builds! The rocket pod has an optional and frangible cover which is luckily included in the ancient Revell kit!
1967 Revell kit instructions:
This video showed AH-1G, 67-15474, Patricia Ann which was the 132nd Huey Cobra to roll off the assembly lines at Bell Helicopter in Fort Worth, Texas.
It operated in Vietnam from January 1968 to December 1970 and was shot down (at least) once.
This laser engraved photograph of the 'Nam Patricia Ann caught my attention as the name was relocated to improve her looks with a smile. The photograph is on the placard of the Cobra memorial in Mark, IL.
The best rendition of the photo I found is this and... It makes it a candidate for my builds! The rocket pod has an optional and frangible cover which is luckily included in the ancient Revell kit!
1967 Revell kit instructions:
