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NO, WAIT! They are not the same as on the J/S models. They are the same as on the N model, i.e. longer than the ones fitted to the J/S model. HTH, Jens Jensen www.amarc.dk

Looking good so far Dave! Send me your snail mail address in an e-mail, and I will send you the sqn badge. I don't have to get anything in return though. :wacko: However, if you decide to send me some real pictures of the EH101 I'd be very glad. Regards, Jens Jensen www.amarc.dk

Thx Lansen, I just couldn't find anything there. B) Dave, if you don't have the Fujimi Tiger Sea King let me know. I have two of them and only need the 722 sqn badge from one of the kits. Regards, Jens Jensen www.amarc.dk

I think the initial idea was to put the badge on both sides, until the pilot who got te idea was told that standard was on the port side only. As Lansen mentioned Flying Colors once made a decal sheet with Danish sqn badges. I think the sheet is OOP, and unfortunately I only have enough badges to cover my own S-61 projects. If you have the Tiger Sea King from Fujimi there might just be the right badge for the Danish version in that kit. I will check it out later tonight. As for EH101 courses I have already been on two. Last time was a year ago. Unfortunately I am no longer sure the EH101

Hi Dave, Sorry for not getting back to you earlier, but I did get the pictures. Thanks a lot! The badge shown is the standard size 722 Sqn badge as seen here on one of the S-61As: Is the sqn badge on both sides on the EH101? Standard practice on all other Danish airframes are port side only. Regards, Jens Jensen PS. I know I have a better shot of the badge somewhere... I'll keep an eye out for it!

That's right Dave, I do have pictures of them with the yellow markings but I have specifically been asked to keep them to myself and not to forward them to anyone. However, you can be sure to get some pictures when I get the chance to photograph them. :lol: Regards, Jens Jensen www.amarc.dk

Nice work Dave! I didn't realize the reason for the delay in delivery was due to the fact that you needed the 1:1 references. I am really looking forward to the day the first one arrives here in Denmark. You can be sure I will bring my cameras with me to work that day. Keep us posted on your progress! Regards, Jens Jensen www.amarc.dk

Jeff, I think you're right that it is easier to paint the tulip than to use the decals. I did the same thing on my G-14. Instead of painting the white outline afterwards I started out by spraying the tulips white. When the white colour had dried I added thin strips of masking tape. The strips can easily be placed up against the edges of the tulip mask. When all strips were in place I simply sprayed it black. I know it's a bit too late for your model... :lol: HTH, Jens Jensen www.amarc.dk