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Trumpeter 1/35 MI-24 Hind


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Hello all! I'm new here and looking for some info on the Trumpeter 1/35 scale MI-24 Hind attack helicopter.

Has anyone here purchased this kit and built it? If so could you give a review/opinion on how it went ie. Fitup/details/quality overall satisfaction or not?

 

Thanks Guy's

 

Alaska

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Welcome to the forums,

 

 

There is another Russian? interior set I saw for it as well that looked superb

 

part also do

 

http://forum.largescalemodeller.com/topic/2525-135-mi-24v-hind-cabin-interior/

 

http://www.aeroscale.co.uk/modules.php?op=modload&name=SquawkBox&file=index&req=viewtopic&topic_id=169305

 

http://www.part.pl/

 

http://model-art.eu/en_GB/c/135/150

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IIRC there is something to do with the position of the engines on the fuselage when viewed from head on.  I think Derek B might have been looking into it at one stage but that's going back quite a few years.  2005/6/7??

 

Verlinden set is OK.  Various bits of PE out there to make stunning kits.

 

Beast of a helo.

 

Cheers Matty

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Hello alaska

I have wip here with some review. I know this helicopter well as we have it in country.

If shape is important for you then i have bad news for you. It has serious problems. In my threads you will find all.

It is average trumpeter model. Not bad and not good.

Cheers misha

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The "problem" with the "non-twisted" fuselage is that the pilot/copilots cockpit is visible listed to one side when the bird sits on the ground. Passenger/cargo compartment and engines are parallel to the ground. Whein in the air the bird will list to the other side due to the torque of the main rotor and the pilot/copilots cockpit will sit parallel to the ground, while the main fuselage is listed compared to the ground.

 

It is visible when looking from the front. Not so much when looking from the side, not from the rear with the pilots cockpit hidden by the fuselage.

 

Regards

- dutik

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