Hasegawa AH-64D Apache

[Frank]

Started this one awhile back.

Chris has made part 70 for me.

Parts arrived.

 

[Frank]

Added the new parts.

Thank you for looking in

 

[moon puppy]

 

[jeaton01]

You're keeping busy, Frank. Lots of detail there.

 

[Sherman 18]

Love the add ons

 

[sharkman]

Agreed!

 

[Heavens Eagle]

So far so good!

 

[Frank]

Thank you everyone.

 

[Duke Maddog]

Magnificent work Frank! Wow, you are churning out a lot of helicopters. It's about time I get going on mine!

 

[Frank]

Magnificent work Frank! Wow, you are churning out a lot of helicopters. It's about time I get going on mine!

I am in the zone on choppers. In line are the HH-53 Pave Low, CH-54 Tarho, MC-47G Chinook and the ACH-47 Chinook.
I am also doing an AMT/ERTL M60A3, and M60 Starburst as fillers waiting for glue and paint to dry.

 

[Impisi]

oh dear, so many small parts to break apart ... looks good

 

[Frank]

oh dear, so many small parts to break apart ... looks good

That is why I had Chris make 6 pairs of the wind sensors.
I didn't no how many I would break off.
LOLOLOLL.

 

[Mo_]

Looking good! I'd like to do more helicopters. Where to keep them with the rotor span keeps me away.

 

[Duke Maddog]

Looking good! I'd like to do more helicopters. Where to keep them with the rotor span keeps me away.

Yeah. Having built about 56 helicopters, I can relate to this issue! Still, I have a few under constreuction and I want to get them done so I'll keep looking at this to help boost my mojo for helicopters.

 

[Frank]

Mo, I make the rotors removable for storage.

Mark, 56, damn. I need to count my completed ones.

 

[Duke Maddog]

Looking forward to seeing how many you have Frank.

I also make my rotors removable for storage/transport when I can.

 

[Frank]

Painted this Saturday.
BLACK - have to figure how to tone it down a bit.

Thank you for looking in.

 

[Rhino]

Looks suitably swift & deadly! How would a Guy tone down black, I wunda?

 

[moon puppy]

Wow, are you going for black?
We've played around with adding yellow ocher filter over a black base to get OD. I've done it on a couple of subjects.

 

[Duke Maddog]

Most impressive and deadly looking! Way to go Frank!