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Test - Aircraft models pics

mad dog

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Mad Dog, what kind of model is your SH-60? Looks like a toy instead of a model you made.
@Flash...it's a combination die cast and plastic model (toy) from Sporty's that basically came pre-assembled/painted...all I had to do was unfold the main rotor blades and install the tail rotor. I can't remember the brand name but I believe it was about $25. I purchased it after my wooden 'PI Special' SH-60B model disintegrated while sitting on its stand. Also, the SH-60B model (toy) from Sporty's comes with a stand...it's pictured below on the stand.

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Jublov

Play Top Gun Til' the VHS breaks
He's an aviator, I would be surprised if he didn't pay attention to detail :D
 

Gatordev

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Or most Navy -46s in the 70's and 80's.

Mad Dog, what kind of model is your SH-60? Looks like a toy instead of a model you made.

Flash, I have to give you crap about this one.... Here's a recursive link to answer your question: https://www.airwarriors.com/community/index.php?threads/test-aircraft-models-pics.41901/

If you click through it fast enough, you might be able to see through time...or break the internet.
 

Flash

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mad dog

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Irrelevant, but what kind of watch is that? I like it, and also a nice train set!
Thanks for the compliments @Jublov. :)

The watch is an Omega Speedmaster Professional "Moonwatch"...it's a mechanical (hand wind) movement. I received it from the wife and kids about 6 months ago for my 51st b-day. The watch comes in a ridiculously humongous box that holds the watch and the multiple accessories that come with it.

The train set is not really a "train set"...it's a compilation of several Lionel items that I purchased individually about 20 years ago. The transformer is a Lionel ZW (275W) from either the 1940's, 1950's or 1960's which had been refurbished when I had purchased it from a local Lionel dealer.
 
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