Chuck's 'LOACH" "Miss Clawd IV" in 1/72, *finished*
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Re: Chuck's 'LOACH" "Miss Clawd IV" in 1/72, Troop C, 16th C
Roger that dudes, I now know what chicken plate is. I don't envy anybody who had to hump that around, especially in a hot and humid country.
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Re: Chuck's 'LOACH" "Miss Clawd IV" in 1/72, Troop C, 16th C
Would you, by any chance, happen to have some first hand knowledge of chicken plate and helos in a certain Southeast Asian country? Your reply does leave that impression.jssel wrote:Aaaaaah, Chicken plate armor. Hot, heavy and gave you the illusion that you were safe and sound. Doors off yes for all the obvious reasons. Also better visibility than looking through distorted glass.
Last I communicated with Mr. Mills (about two years ago) he had been flying with the Oklahoma City Police Department I believe.
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Re: Chuck's 'LOACH" "Miss Clawd IV" in 1/72, Troop C, 16th C
Basic construction finished and a little white applied. Now, onto masking and the overall olive drab.
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Re: Chuck's 'LOACH" "Miss Clawd IV" in 1/72, Troop C, 16th C
Very nice work Chuck, that is a great looking helicopter.
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Re: Chuck's 'LOACH" "Miss Clawd IV" in 1/72, Troop C, 16th C
Going to look good when done.
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Re: Chuck's 'LOACH" "Miss Clawd IV" in 1/72, Troop C, 16th C
Olive Drab applied. On to final construction and touch-up.
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Re: Chuck's 'LOACH" "Miss Clawd IV" in 1/72, Troop C, 16th C
Excellent, looking forward to seeing it Chuck.
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Re: Chuck's 'LOACH" "Miss Clawd IV" in 1/72, Troop C, 16th C
Basic construction completed. Now, for touch-up, decals and M-60 for the rear compartment.
BTW: The main canopy was a pain.
BTW: The main canopy was a pain.
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Re: Chuck's 'LOACH" "Miss Clawd IV" in 1/72, Troop C, 16th C
That looks great Chuck. What was the issue with the main canopy? the fit or the masking? or both!
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Re: Chuck's 'LOACH" "Miss Clawd IV" in 1/72, Troop C, 16th C
The little guy is nearly completion, sweet.
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Re: Chuck's 'LOACH" "Miss Clawd IV" in 1/72, *finished*
Here is the completed Loach. Doors have been removed and a machine gun rests on the back seat waiting for the crew to go out and kick over some nests. The gun in the back was a leftover from a Dragon HMMWV kit and is as close to an M-60 as I could get..
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Re: Chuck's 'LOACH" "Miss Clawd IV" in 1/72, *finished*
Nice little chopper, did you have problems attaching the front canopy piece?
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Re: Chuck's 'LOACH" "Miss Clawd IV" in 1/72, *finished*
Wow, thats a cool little chopper. I like it
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Re: Chuck's 'LOACH" "Miss Clawd IV" in 1/72, *finished*
Lordy Miss Clawdy. That's a cool looking helicopter.
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Re: Chuck's 'LOACH" "Miss Clawd IV" in 1/72, *finished*
Great bit of modelling there. Not a big fan of choppers but I do like this one and your rendition of it. Get some!
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