jimz66

Looking very nice. Glad to see this one coming back from the dead.

If that is indeed the case then I lucked out. 158240 us a Huey and 168240 is an Osprey.

Okay so what would that number be 76 0240 150240 for the Navy?

I don't understand this. What would 8-27-76 be for this?

UGGH no wonder i Couldn't find it. oh well thanks.

Is there a way for me to find out if a USAF aircraft has my birthday as its serial number? I was born on August 27 1976. So I am searching for one that would read 76 827. How would i find this out. Or even 87 6827? I highly doubt the second one though. But still it would be cool to model such an aircraft.

RIP... Godspeed http://news.yahoo.com/fire-chief-national-guard-copter-crashes-idaho-041424234.html

Very nice. Very interesting montage of items used for this project. Well done by all involved. Still wish this one was above the water as a museum rather then under it.

Prayers and condolences to his friends and family. These stories are never easy to take.

WELL DONE.... very nice...

Yeah the only thing I noticed was the modex numbers are on the wrong side. OTHERWISE BRAVO BRAVO BRAVO.....

For what kit Brad???

REALLY GREAT Job on both of these.

Top notch very cool concept... very cool....

Victory 103 ANYTIME BABY.... very well done... AWESOME....

Don't think so...not sure I don't know what happened.

Simply spectacular.... VERY NICELY DONE....

Yeah apparently it was in the middle of the night. It is too bad like I said Sal's a good guy....

Apparently the fire in Torrington CT on Tuesday or Wednesday evening claimed at least two businesses including a True Value Hardware store... and Hobby Town (NOT AFFILIATED with the franchise, I believe he was at one point but not anymore.) Not sure of the damage in the Hardware store, there was also a music store upstairs and at least one or two others as well. From what I hear the Hobby Store was a total loss and he had NO INSURANCE.... not sure why. Sal is a good guy hate to see this happen to him. He had rockets, some train stuff a small amount of models lots of NASCAR diecast and other co

I'd say that your brought some serious peace to a dying old man. I'll bet he appreciated that visit you two had more then you will EVER KNOW...

You know something. Every time a ship is decommissioned its because the Navy has something newer or BETTER or BOTH.. They know damn well it will never sail again. If they DONATED it to someone the day after rather then letting them sit for so damn long maybe the upkeep would be much cheaper and much easier. And there's far more history with the carriers then anything else. Take the Forrestal for example just two things that come to mind for me are the fact she was the FIRST one of the supercarriers, then you have the C-130 situation, all her deployments. Look at the Oriskany which is long

SOmeone on Facebook just suggested to turn it into a retirement home for vets... I LOVE IT>

All the carriers should be saved. There is NO EXCUSE FOR THIS.... MAKE ME SICK

All souls lost.... http://www.commercialappeal.com/news/2013/oct/22/medical-helicopter-crashes-outside-somerville/?CID=happeningnow

I am devastatingly heartbroken that are are SO FEW responses on this one.