I'll try to take pics and post next weekend.LyleW wrote:Can we see it?midnightprowler wrote:Looking good. Have the Gallery kit in the works myself.
Revell 1/48 H-34 Choctaw
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Re: Revell 1/48 H-34 Choctaw
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Re: Revell 1/48 H-34 Choctaw
Thanks!
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Re: Revell 1/48 H-34 Choctaw
Great start Lyle - another of my favourite types.
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It's looking great Lyle!
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Re: Revell 1/48 H-34 Choctaw
Thank you Stuart and Mike. It is a bit rough, but not too bad. Dark OD will cover a lot! 
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Re: Revell 1/48 H-34 Choctaw
Looking good Lyle. I hear the Impala calling in the background...
Now that we know that.... What have we learned?...
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Hmmm, I wondered what that noise was!
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Excellent work Lyle and commendations to Fermis for the canopy. I did the 1/72 scale version of that same helicopter in Marine markings. I was trying to do as good a job as possible because it was kind of a tribute build for a friend of mine who was a door gunner on that bird in Vietnam. I fell well short of my expectations.
Looking forward to seeing more on this Lyle!
Looking forward to seeing more on this Lyle!
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Thanks, Mark. I hope it will be presentable.
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I'm sure it will be more presentable than the one I did! You got this Lyle!
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