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About plane: The Po-2 (originally U-2) was designed as a training aircraft in 1928. During World War II, it was adapted for many tasks including flying ambulance. The model shown here is equipped with Bakshayev containers - each could hold one stretcher with a wounded person. About model: Model based on great ICM 72244 kit. Rigging from Uschi. Paints from Bilmodel. Decals self made. -
About the aircraft: One of three L-60 Brigadiers flying in Poland in an air ambulance version. Painting based on conjecture - sister planes SP-FXA and SP-FXB most likely had all surfaces cream and dark blue. Here I decided on the red elements "above the cabin" based on analysis of black and white photos and a suggestion with a colour photograph from (as far as I remember "Skrzydlata Polska" from the 1950s. To this day I'm not sure whether the leading edges should be red or navy blue ? About the model: The base was a kit from AZ Model in 1/72 scale. I made the interior from scratch - another edition of the kit does include the SP-FXA paint job for the later paint version, but it too does not include the interior for the sanitary version. The model caused me quite a lot of difficulty in gluing - such "greenhouses" require a different approach to assembly and painting. In the end, however, I'm satisfied - I hope you'll like it too
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Today I want to present last of my finished previously small helis - Mil Mi-2 from Lotnicze Pogotowie Ratunkowe (Air Rescue Service). Mi-2 were for years "workhorses" in Poland. Nowadays all are retired and replaced by EC135. As usually with civilian versions a lot of scratch (especially inside) has to be done Sorry if I've added too many photos, but... I just like this model If anyone is interested in a report "WiP" is available on the Polish forum
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Hello all, Kit Manufacture: Revell Scale: 1/72 Type: Agusta A-109 K2 Extras used: None, built out of the box Paints and colours used: Stynylrez Grey Primer; Tamiya X-2 Gloss White, Tamiya X-17 Pink; MRP-184 Signal Red; Mr Hobby GX100 Superclear III Other info: prolonged build time as lost the mojo for the build halfway through Build thread: here 1-72 Revell A-109 K2 REGA 01 by Neal, on Flickr 1-72 Revell A-109 K2 REGA 02 by Neal, on Flickr 1-72 Revell A-109 K2 REGA 03 by Neal, on Flickr 1-72 Revell A-109 K2 REGA 04 by Neal, on Flickr 1-72 Revell A-109 K2 REGA 05 by Neal, on Flickr 1-72 Revell A-109 K2 REGA 06 by Neal, on Flickr 1-72 Revell A-109 K2 REGA 07 by Neal, on Flickr 1-72 Revell A-109 K2 REGA 08 by Neal, on Flickr 1-72 Revell A-109 K2 REGA 09 by Neal, on Flickr 1-72 Revell A-109 K2 REGA 10 by Neal, on Flickr 1-72 Revell A-109 K2 REGA 11 by Neal, on Flickr
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Hi everyone, This kit was given to me by my brother in law for Christmas, it is going to be air ambulance as I have a soft spot for these choppers seeing that I am a Paramedic, Helimed have helped me out more than once on a bad job. So I'm quite keen to try and do a decent job of this kit.First update is going to be the usual box, instructions, decals and sprue shots:The box with a nice piece of artwork:IMG_1061 by Neal, on FlickrInstructions in the usual Revell layout and their normal pain in the backside paint call outs:IMG_1062 by Neal, on FlickrIMG_1063 by Neal, on FlickrIMG_1064 by Neal, on FlickrIMG_1065 by Neal, on FlickrIMG_1066 by Neal, on FlickrA small sheet of decals:IMG_1067 by Neal, on FlickrThe sprue, not much flash on this kit compared to my previous EC-135, nice level of detail too for a small scale:IMG_1068 by Neal, on FlickrIMG_1069 by Neal, on FlickrIMG_1070 by Neal, on FlickrIMG_1071 by Neal, on FlickrSo I've already made a start on the build but will wait a bit to an update as I really need to finish my "Planes on a pole" sig entry before getting carried away with new builds.Take it easy guys.Neal
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