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Re: Shark mouth Mi-17 - Hobby boss 1/72

Posted: Mon Jul 24, 2017 4:02 am
by BsYamato
Thanks so much guys :bow: :bow: :bow:
Finished my first hip this weekend, waiting for the outdoor pictures heres some shot

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At the next!

Re: Shark mouth Mi-17 - Hobby boss 1/72

Posted: Mon Jul 24, 2017 9:25 am
by BlackSheep214
You can almost hear the whine of the start up. Nice work! :shoutout: :shoutout: :shoutout:

Re: Shark mouth Mi-17 - Hobby boss 1/72

Posted: Mon Jul 24, 2017 4:06 pm
by Stikpusher
I saw plenty of these beasts in the Balkans. They are some of the loudest choppers I have seen and heard in person. I think the only US choppers that I've seen up close that compare are the Sikorsky H-3 & H-53 types.

Re: Shark mouth Mi-17 - Hobby boss 1/72

Posted: Tue Jul 25, 2017 8:51 am
by BsYamato
Thanks so much guys :bow: :bow:

Stik expect more hips from me, at least two..

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Re: Shark mouth Mi-17 - Hobby boss 1/72

Posted: Tue Jul 25, 2017 9:26 am
by jkim
What a great result! The Mi-17 turned out beautifully!

Re: Shark mouth Mi-17 - Hobby boss 1/72

Posted: Thu Jul 27, 2017 12:00 pm
by Duke Maddog
Fantastic job BsY. You nailed this one well. Magnificent! I also did a West German one of these.

Stikpusher wrote:I saw plenty of these beasts in the Balkans. They are some of the loudest choppers I have seen and heard in person. I think the only US choppers that I've seen up close that compare are the Sikorsky H-3 & H-53 types.
Amazingly enough, I saw one of these flying just off the coast of Destin, Florida a couple years back with my friend Maurice who drove up from Miami to see me. I was there for my last class reunion and we took some time to head out to Destin. One of those beasties flew by close enough to unmistakably identify. That blew us both away!

Re: Shark mouth Mi-17 - Hobby boss 1/72

Posted: Thu Jul 27, 2017 8:52 pm
by Stikpusher
Duke Maddog wrote:
Amazingly enough, I saw one of these flying just off the coast of Destin, Florida a couple years back with my friend Maurice who drove up from Miami to see me. I was there for my last class reunion and we took some time to head out to Destin. One of those beasties flew by close enough to unmistakably identify. That blew us both away!
Around that time, it was reputed that the aviators who had the current most flight hours in Hips and Hinds were the US Army aviators assigned to fly them for the OPFOR at JRTC at Ft Polk,LA. I'm willing to bet that those same birds were also used in the Florida areas to the south where the snake eaters play.