1/35 Academy M*A*S*H Chopper

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1/35 Academy M*A*S*H Chopper

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Hey Guys, this was one of my first completed builds after returning to the hobby in 2009, after a 20'ish year hiatus. I really had a lot of fun with this one.

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Thanks for having a look. :cheers2:

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Really nice, unique/ unusual subject. The MASH acronym probably answers this so forgive my ignorance but is it the medevac version used during Vietnam?
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Good job mate, really like the dirt effect you got on the front of the canopy.
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Cheers Guys, appreciate the kind words.

@DC87: I know, for sure it was the workhorse in Korea. I believe it may have been upgraded and used some in Vietnam, but I stand to be corrected on that point. The Huey was the helicopter that was synonomous with Vietnam service.

(I'll be working on getting my pctures sized properly)
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Nice work after a long time off :D
Where does all the bloody time go.....?

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Mobile Army Surgical Hospital, for DC 87 if you were still wondering. Made famous by the '70's ? Tv show. It's really good if you get chance to watch it.
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Thats brilliant Jeff, great job, love the way you did the mud stains on the canopy :thumb2: . I have always loved the Bell H-13 chopper, being a big fan of MASH and all :D I recently watched QDC748 do a build of a Revell 1/35 scale MASH chopper also on youtube and now I really have to get me one of those

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lovely build :th:

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You did a good job on it Jeff :th:!
Thanks for sharing ...

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That's one sweet little bird.
I even recognise the pilot from some of the episodes.
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