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just got this....
- Thread starter Darkhorse
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Yes, AMP does (to be re-released by Mikro-Mir) with Eduard parts:
I can say that I am not a fan of this kit. Before that, it was converting the Academy and Hasegawa dinosaurs. It is on the to do list from ICM as they started with the more modern attack eggs:
Dragon makes it in 35th, and Academy has now started their OH/AH-06 (MD-500) series. Their new kit is sublime and I 'may' get one even though I have two DML/Dragon kits in my stash.
Click image for OH-6A references for a 'Nam Loach:
Darkhorse
Active member
I just got the 1/48 ICM 1/48 Cobra (Centaurs) and want to make a hunter/killer team, can't get the OH-6 though.
Just sold off some more of my K9 stuff, and got some kits, postman is going to be busy LOL.
1/48 Roden Mohawk
1/48 ICM Skymaster
1/48 ICM Cobra
1/48 Testors Bronco
1/35 Tamiya PBR
1/35 Gecko Hovercraft
Just need that "little bird" LOL
The wife says that I should have enough now....
Just sold off some more of my K9 stuff, and got some kits, postman is going to be busy LOL.
1/48 Roden Mohawk
1/48 ICM Skymaster
1/48 ICM Cobra
1/48 Testors Bronco
1/35 Tamiya PBR
1/35 Gecko Hovercraft
Just need that "little bird" LOL
The wife says that I should have enough now....
Darkhorse
Active member
Is that 4th Cav?
No LSSC?
Hugh Mill's Low Level Hell unit! Note sharkmouth. You'll need aftermarket decals since none are correct in the kits so far.
Mud on the windshield or did someone blow chunks riding shotgun?
Masterpiece Models made the monitor...
and SWIFT boat. There is a new company from Vietnam producing 3D prints of this boat as well.
and SWIFT boat. There is a new company from Vietnam producing 3D prints of this boat as well.
centaur567
Well-known member
No, that is not 4th CaV. Great job on the Connie.
Gary S.
Greg Kimsey
Well-known member
Great thread. These are different models than I am used to and I love it.
Darkhorse
Active member
Yes I have seen the ones fron Vietnam, $350 US for the swift boat, monitor is a tad expensive for me.
I never got the priviledge of seeing a "Connie", they must have been a huge aircraft, getting a little frustrated with mine at the moment so have put her up on a big shelf. Used a tamiya flat black on the de icing lines but it looks way too shiny....
Anyway, built a "Tweet".....here they are together. (the wife says that I have to start building my stash out....)
I never got the priviledge of seeing a "Connie", they must have been a huge aircraft, getting a little frustrated with mine at the moment so have put her up on a big shelf. Used a tamiya flat black on the de icing lines but it looks way too shiny....
Anyway, built a "Tweet".....here they are together. (the wife says that I have to start building my stash out....)
Heavens Eagle
Well-known member
The deicers were rubber and mostly were a semi gloss to gloss. If they ended up dead flat, it probably meant that they were ready to "not work properly" due to the rubber breaking down.
Yes, the Connie is a very large aircraft. Not sure but I think it is larger than a B-29. One of the presidential Connies is on display at the Air Force Museum at Wright Patterson. Another is now being fully restored to full flight condition after being rescued a couple of years ago.
Yes, the Connie is a very large aircraft. Not sure but I think it is larger than a B-29. One of the presidential Connies is on display at the Air Force Museum at Wright Patterson. Another is now being fully restored to full flight condition after being rescued a couple of years ago.
