Just a little Mighty Boosh UK gold
Thank you, just need this dang barrel to ship but the seller choose the slowest possible methode of shipping it seems. The sad part is when I get to this point in the build I fuss around about small details and weathering and if I let my self get to bored I feel I do more damage then good lol..Excellent work!
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So here it is together and done up it'll probably get a little more work and maybe some stowage down the line but it's completed
Trying to figure out what that will beVery nice job on the build. Looking forward to seeing your next masterpiece.
Pantherman
If this kit was found in my local hobby shop it would be a win, though I would have gone with the Sea Stallion since it's USMC and Navy.Skip[ a couple of lunches and buy this :
https://www.scalehobbyist.com/catag...331&pg=1&ppp=48&sb=stocknumber_a&so=d&era=0,8
Flying death trap... Those things were the dread of my military Career like 5 of them crashed when I was serving and the Marines I served with always prayed when we had to use them lol
Yup and they are still having issues today it has to do with the transition from vertical lift to horizontal thrust.Ha ha - well , it really isn't funny , but remember when they were being developed ?
They crashed all the time .
Then the next thing I know they're deployed into service .
Ya I actually was just readint about that. The Broncos and the Mowhawks were STOL short take of and Landing so they were purpose built to be able to have low stall speeds and create enough lift to take off heavy in as short of a distance as possible and land on anything from an unimproved surface or a road. Very cool aircraft, right now I've only flown Pipers but my dream sheet aircraft to fly has a bronco on it unfortunately there is as of now only one civilian owned airworthy bronco and I think potentially 1 or 2 Mowhawks though I believe the last time a mowhawk was flown ina private collection it was from the huston aviation museum but sadly their back up for parts was damaged in a storm so I don't think it's been flown in a few years and with limited parts and investment probably won't fly anytime soon if everWe took 5 Broncos over to the Gulf War - they had them up in the forward hangar .
They all flew off before we went thru the Suez Canal .
I went up to vultures row and watched one of them take off .
He started from all the way aft on the flight deck , but he was airborne midway down the deck .
You know that was the first time they'd ever taken off from a carrier .
Yep .
And I'm sure there was at least 40 knots of wind coming over the bow .
There was a fatal Mohawk crash not too long ago ,
You probably watch Juan's channel -- if not you should :
Do you have instructions in English?' mine came with Japanese instructionsAnother build to keep me busy, I had my eye on this kit the last time I was in the shop but didn't have enough cash on hand.
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I have seen reactive armor in person but even though I believed this tank still existed in some areas of the military when I served in Iraq I don't believe I ever saw one though all tanks look similar in sand yellow.
I started building the hull but I didn't take any pictures yet. If it's any thing like the chieftain the hull and all of its suspension components and road wheels are gonna be very time consuming.