That'll keep you busy.

Very nice detail Kevin. I think I have one of these in the stash.

Quote from: cph64 on October 28, 2025, 08:52:41 AMTracy and I have seen this ship, she's docked at Pier 35 in San Francisco and is part of the Maritime Museum. Oh it's big in real life!!

Me too, we were there a few years ago.
Thanks for the reminding me, I may have some photos.

Here is more progress, I added rails and steps/ladders, where they seemed appropriate.

Hope you have got all those wires colour coded, for future reference.

Nice work, as always.

Hi All,
Have started this EC-135 Air Ambulance from Revell. Quite a small helicopter but has lots of good moulding and detail inside it.
So far I have built and painted the interior, almost OOB with exception of some harnesses' for the crew. I have added some strip lead to the underfloor section to balance the aircraft when it is on its skids.
At the moment, I am awaiting the fuselage to dry after being glued together. More progress soon I hope.
Some pictures of it at the before joining the fuselage halves.
Thanks for looking:-

Sorry not posted for a while, in between Man-Flu and family commitments modelling has taken a bit of a back seat.
Anyway, I have returned to the Puma and have started to add the wiring/plumbing to the cockpit console.

Tracy and I have seen this ship, she's docked at Pier 35 in San Francisco and is part of the Maritime Museum. Oh it's big in real life!!

So it's a ship. Looks the part.   Is it an armed trawler?

Quote from: zak on October 27, 2025, 05:22:33 PMNo, perhaps a smattering, 2,500 or so!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

Nice to see a little bit of restraint is going to be involved.......