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Eurocopter EC-120 1/32 Scale . . .. . . (Completed 21 Sep 08)

Started by lastvautour, September 03, 2008, 12:06:38 PM

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lastvautour

The Eurocopter EC-120 Colibri is a five seat utility helicopter well suited to industrial as well as military use. My model will be an EC-120 used by Dahrouge Geological operating out of Blue River, British Columbia, Canada.  My daughter is employed as a geologist and has taken several flights in the craft.

Oceaneer99


lastvautour

The complicated shape of the EC-120 forced me to use the old tried and true method of hand drawing the vertical cut lines.

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Takes me back to the days before PCs and inkjet printers.

Lou

lastvautour

Moving right along for an October 2008 deadline.



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lastvautour

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The undercarriage is made from coat hanger wire and super glued over metallic thread lacing.

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The tail rotor is made up of 19 pieces.

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cliff strachan

Certainly like your model. But I certainly like your hangar.

Cliff.

Oceaneer99


lastvautour

Thank you Cliff and Garet. The hangar is an on going project that I keep adding to. The latest was the small electrical supply unit made from scraps and wire. The attached fire extinguisher is a dowel with a bend pin and scrap wood nozzle. Next I want to add a few large fire extinguishers mounted on the wall and then maybe a second floor balcony just below the heating ducts. It is much like a child, it keeps growing.

Rafael

My first post here, after your suggestion to visit the place, from yahoogroups.

Lou, your EC120 build is certainly an inspirational one.

Rafa
(Thanks for the invite)

lastvautour



Thank you Rafa. I hope to see your Convair Charger posted on this site also.

Lou