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I made mine from aluminium foil and Tamiya tape. Here you find the photo: https://www.scalemates.com/profiles/mate.php?id=10037&p=albums&album=31431#218
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Those Pictures are great! Thank you so much! I'll show you, what I used them for.
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I thought another question in this forum could be as succesful as the last one because this is the motherland of the juglie. My Sea King is nearly finished (LINK ALBUM) and I'd like to display it with the outer blades tied to the fuselage. I found the very helpful walkaround in this forum but it would be perfect, if anyone could provide me with some information about the backside of the tip socks. Do they look exactly as the frotside does?
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This guy used Tamiyas German Grey. Looks good to me. Perhaps add a little white for the scale effect. LINK LINK 2
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I used XF-62 on my HC.4-project. https://www.scalemates.com/profiles/mate.php?id=10037&p=albums&album=31431
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Had to look up "gust lock". Thank you for your nice feedback. Are the c/b-panels right? I think I'll do the scheme from the set. I have some Model Alliance decals for an IFOR version (LINK) but I think I will do the version from 2009 because I have better reference for that scheme. Allthough IFOR looks better - I don't like the golden numbers too much... Is there anything I hve to be aware of? I think I'll use XF-62 from Tamiya for th green. I've seen some builds with that colour and they look O.K. to me.
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Again thank you all for your help. Without this thread I wouldn't know of the c/b panels. Now I made some for my Mk.4: LINK to scalemates-album Since I didn't found a photo of the panel over the pilots seat I had to guess. On the photos it looked slimmer than the other panel.
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For everyone interested: I found two videos on youtube where you can actually see the c/b panels! In the first video both panels are visible but the panel over the pilots head looks a little bit smaller. Could be the perspective. In the second video only the left panel is visible.
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Actually it does! Thank you a lot. That gives an idea, how it could look like. And this is fitted on both sides of the central overhead console? EDIT: Found some more pictures: Picture 1 This seems to be a German Mk.41 Picture 2 Picture 3 Picture 4
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Do you have any pictures of that circuit breaker panel? I have tons of Sea King pictures on my harddrive but no picture where such a panel is visible. I tinted the windows and now I would like to add that console so I can close the cockpit. Pictures: https://www.scalemates.com/profiles/mate.php?id=10037&p=albums&album=31431 First I wanted to use aluminum foil but the sandwich bags where in the same drawer - the rest is history.
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Thank you. It's great to hear that from someone who knows the Sea King as good as you do. Sadly i haven't seen any photos of those heating ducts. It was hard enough to find fotos of the blackpipe.
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Thank you for answering the question - that will help a lot. Since imageshack doesn't want me to show photos anymore you can have a look at my build here: https://www.scalemates.com/profiles/mate.php?id=10037&p=albums&album=31431 Any suggestions for the colours? I'd like to do the arctic camo.
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Hello gents! There is an Airfix HC.4 on my workdbench right now and I came across a question that all the pictures on my HDD can't answer: Are the top windows tinted in the same blue-greenish colour as the german version is? On most pictures it looks more greyish. Also the Airfix instructions say that the main coulour for the camo is BS381C 298 Olice Drab for the arctic scheme. On this forum I read the Sea Kings were switched to NATO Green. When did that happen? What would be a suitable Tamiya- or Gunze-colour ?
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Both hints are so great! Thank you so much! Made my day!
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Yes, I did. I hoped for some gems of a private image-collection.
