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2 hours ago, dnl42 said:

Ray,

 

Have you thought about a "Nothin' but Hueys!" Group Build?

 

The last helicopter-focused GB looks to have been in '08.

 Did you know there is a Helo GB on right now on here?  Why wait?

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50 minutes ago, AndrewPerren said:

 Did you know there is a Helo GB on right now on here?  Why wait?

Wait, what?

 

OK, so I'm a knucklehead. 

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15 hours ago, salvador001 said:

I believe its only on the right seat.

 

Rod.

 

thanks! man

12 hours ago, dnl42 said:

Ray,

 

Have you thought about a "Nothin' but Hueys!" Group Build?

 

The last helicopter-focused GB looks to have been in '08.

 a nothing but hueys GB will be the best stuff ever!

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23 hours ago, CharlieUH-1H said:

 

Thanks brother

first time I spotted this and was curious about that, another detail to add, is it in both sides?

Nope, only on the right side.  You can see it in yellow on this HH-1H (70-2470) at Hill Aerospace Museum.

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16 hours ago, AndrewPerren said:

 Did you know there is a Helo GB on right now on here?  Why wait?

Nothing wrong with another GB in the future. As long as i can make a CH146 Griffen, 4 bladed Huey.

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Here's a good one.  A beautiful former Flatiron UH-1H fitted with a boom mounted fire suppression system. From USAAM archives.

 

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I actually built this bird as one of my first Huey builds.  Unfortunately I didn't have this ref showing the black nose at the time.

 

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Dominican Republic Air Force Rescue Team UH-1H Huey II in action during rescue mission today .. heavy rains are hitting the Dominican Republic with more than 9,000 people have been Force to move to safety areas 

 

 

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1 hour ago, salvador001 said:

Beautiful, but that Huey needs to be track and balanced, it has lots of vibration.

 

Rod.

 

And I was impressed O.O about the stability about that bird my friend..

 

A friend of mine and me always joke about the vibration of the hueys... every time we fly during the anual parades our heads move like those bighead baseball figures you put on a car :)

 

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I just found this a little while ago.

http://www.uer.ca/forum_showthread_archive.asp?fid=9&threadid=93566

It's a Huey graveyard with 3 Hueys sitting together in a field rotting away.

One is a Rucker trainer, the 2nd is a VIP detachment bird and the 3rd looks like a white sands missle range UH-1.

Such a sad ending to these 3 war veterans. If they could talk, I'm sure they'd have a good and decorated history to tell.

 

Tim

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  • 2 weeks later...

HH-1K of HAL-5 Point Mugu, CA. 8x10 Photo US Navy

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Here is one from my collection. 35mm slide circa 25 APR 1972 at Crissy Army Air Field Presidio San Francisco, CA. Still has many of the era specifics such as the FS Safety Orange sync elevators, gull gray mast and hubs before they went to black, all OD nose. 17160 - if anyone can help with a full s/n that would be great. EDIT: 67-17160

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Here is another slide from my collection. US Navy UH-1N BuNo 158257 based out of NAS Corpus Christi in the 1970s34584345926_a3694744da_b.jpg

 

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