UH-60A Blackhawk***Finished***
- Molly-new
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UH-60A Blackhawk***Finished***
My first build will be the Hobby Boss 1/72 UH-60A Blackhawk:
It appears to be a nicely detailed kit:
Instructions are of the A4 type (one page does all):
This will be built OOB using the supplied decals:
It appears to be a nicely detailed kit:
Instructions are of the A4 type (one page does all):
This will be built OOB using the supplied decals:
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- DavidWomby
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Re: UH-60A Blackhawk
Cool. I've always liked the shape of those H-60 series helicopters.
David
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Re: UH-60A Blackhawk
Made a start on this by building up the seats which come in two parts;
and attaching them to the floorpan:
and attaching them to the floorpan:
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Splashed a bit of colour around the interior, I will be adding seatbelts from painted tape, followed by some sand coloured pastels to the seats and floor:
I have also done most of the construction of the fuselage. This is all going together quite nicely at the moment, with no fit issues.
I have also done most of the construction of the fuselage. This is all going together quite nicely at the moment, with no fit issues.
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Re: UH-60A Blackhawk
Nice progress; I really ought to get one of these built one day!
Best wishes
Jim
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If you can walk away from a landing, it's a good landing. If you use the airplane the next day, it's an outstanding landing
"Never put off till tomorrow, what you can do the day after tomorrow"
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Re: UH-60A Blackhawk
Coming together nicely.
So US helos had that black chevron on the side but UK ones had white bands round the tail?
David
So US helos had that black chevron on the side but UK ones had white bands round the tail?
David
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Erm...Yep, looks that way.dwomby wrote:So US helos had that black chevron on the side but UK ones had white bands round the tail?
David
Although the interior is quite well detailed there is no IP decal supplied so I have created my own:
The seat belts are fitted and the whole thing has been weathered. (Pictures to follow)
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Re: UH-60A Blackhawk
Interesting to see this. I build the real 1:1 thing everyday and watch them fly. Amazing how far they've come from the A model to the current M model.
Regards, Tony
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Oh crickey, no pressure then.coptermech wrote:Interesting to see this. I build the real 1:1 thing everyday and watch them fly.
Trying to make it as realistic as possible (so as not to be ridiculed by coptermech) I have weathered the interior and added the IP:
Not 100% accurate but it will do for me, especially if I close up all the doors and mist up the windows.
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Re: UH-60A Blackhawk
I see you have the same problem as me, those dam troops never wipe their feet before getting in.
I like the seat belts, how did you do them?
I like the seat belts, how did you do them?
My work bench is starting to look like Portsmouth Naval Dockyard.
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Looking damn fine already, mega kudos for that IP
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Very nice work!
Best wishes
Jim
If you can walk away from a landing, it's a good landing. If you use the airplane the next day, it's an outstanding landing
"Never put off till tomorrow, what you can do the day after tomorrow"
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If you can walk away from a landing, it's a good landing. If you use the airplane the next day, it's an outstanding landing
"Never put off till tomorrow, what you can do the day after tomorrow"
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Re: UH-60A Blackhawk
I would never ridicule on the forum. Co-workers on the other hand are an entirely different story.
Regards, Tony
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Re: UH-60A Blackhawk
splash wrote:I see you have the same problem as me, those dam troops never wipe their feet before getting in.
They are made form strips of painted tape. I then used a chopped down cocktail stick to add uni-formal dots to represent the buckles.splash wrote:I like the seat belts, how did you do them?
That's a relief.coptermech wrote:I would never ridicule on the forum. Co-workers on the other hand are an entirely different story.
The fuselage is now together, the next job is to do a small amount of tidying up on the seam lines;
then add all the little bits to it that I will probably knock off whilst painting.
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Cheers they look good.Molly-new wrote:They are made form strips of painted tape. I then used a chopped down cocktail stick to add uni-formal dots to represent the buckles.splash wrote:I like the seat belts, how did you do them?
My work bench is starting to look like Portsmouth Naval Dockyard.