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I am just loving this, Greg!
Thanks Neil as l said.. it was one hell of a challenge.... but fortunately l managed to save the glass..... for the exhaust.. well it won't be seen... but you might see a little bit from the left grill... so i decided to make it...
 

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Just found this thread, not sure how i have managed to miss it, great work so far and looking forward to the rest
 

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Just found this thread, not sure how i have managed to miss it, great work so far and looking forward to the rest
Thank you Dave happy that you like it... ;)...more to come.. ;)
 

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Dear all here is today's update...l put the 2 fuselages they don't fit perfectly but l managed to correct the gap, then l modified the tail boom (in the kit the UH-1C it's way to wide)...then the pilots are linked with the intercom and finally l put the exhaust with the rest....very happy how the helicopter is looking now...enjoy and have a nice evening...
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This is fantastic, Greg, but I have a question.
Given that you have packed out the fuselage halves, won't you have trouble fitting the front glazing?
 

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This is fantastic, Greg, but I have a question.
Given that you have packed out the fuselage halves, won't you have trouble fitting the front glazing?
well... l'll have to find a way to fit front glazing... that will be the next challenge....
 

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Agree w/Pete. I went back several times to examine it further. Truly amazing. PaulE
Thank you PaulE l'm enjoying every minute of it... even the most challenging...:smiling: :smiling:
 

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Hi Greg

i'm a bit late coming to your blog, but great work. Love the detailing - far more than I am doing on mine!

Peter
 

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Dear all here is today's update on the chopper...well l did not like the panels from the bottom and from the top...l made them myself...and finally l lost my job....recieved a phone call....well l'll have more time for the chopper....enjoy20200504_201016.jpg20200504_201037.jpg20200504_201113.jpg
 
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Greg - That's very bad news - so sorry. Hope you can keep your pecker up and that modelling helps with that.
 

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Greg - That's very bad news - so sorry. Hope you can keep your pecker up and that modelling helps with that.
Thanks Peter There are things in life u cannot control....but l will overcome as usual...
 

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Bad news Greg. What work did you do?
Pete
 

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Crappy news about the job Greg:crying:
Fantastic build though! The detailing in the cockpit has really paid off, and the new panels look the business:thumb2:
 
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