Thanks Justin and Bob. I thought it was unusal so I figured it would fun to build it.




Thanks Jeremy. I imagine that there are going to be some very thin pieces and they will need a gentle touch. Hopefully I won't have to cuss too much!!

Thanks again,
Randy

received a 1/48 black hawk minicraft this weekend so this is what I will build.evil bay winnings actually got a good deal for the first time in a long time

Bump

I have mine ready to open and inspect.

Bob

I'm in with a Hind. Ever since i got a joyride in one as a kid, i always had a soft corner for it

Well by all means I'm a noob, but I think I'm ready to take one step forward and contribute a build to a campaign. I got an AH-64A from Revell, how do I sign up?

It's ok I figured out the enlisting part. I just hope I have a decent first time. I suspect my kit will not let me have that so easily.

C, glad to see you on board and we all are here to broaden our building skills so if the kit is a little bit fussy then what is learned is better than a shake and bake.

Bob

Broaden my modelling skills, in my case it is get some modelling skills...

Good to have you sir thanks for joining look forward to your build any questions just ask

Warren I steal ideas from you and Justin and everyone else to improve what little ability that I have

Bob

Since I've already started my Cobra, I'll do my 1/32 AH-64A for the campaign

Sweet right on

I've picked up this for the campaign. I've had a look inside the box and there's not that many parts at all so it should be a nice relaxing build which is perfect as I've no experience with helicopters.

Very cool nice choice

I was looking through youtube and came across this.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Lueh87ZuBg&feature=feedrec_grec_index_more

Bob

Wow thanks for sharing bob.Anybody know where I can get a stealth black hawk in 1/48th

The Department of Defense mock-up room?

I bought it for the campaign. I don't know why but I like it more from the Black Hawk I already have in my stash






Cheers Nick

very cool nick we are getting quite a varied build group going on here this will be fun!

Got a kit from Revell for an AH-64A, and the instructions aren't the best in the world. What little color guide it gives, seems to be ok, but I question their color selection for the pilot and co-pilot helmets. The instructions say white. I know the helmets have changed over the years, and the idea has been pretty much the same, but until recently I'm pretty sure they've always been an OD color. Can anyone give me some guidance on this?

looks like kinda a flat OD green to me.
hope it helps

Don't be too hard on Revell.. I have seen and worn many different coloured helmets over the years.. Remember the AH-64 is an old kit and the helmets could very well have been white when it was released. Or it could originally have depicted a prototype and the test pilots could have worn white helmets..

And dont forget all of those designs we made with tape

Bob