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Re: SAS Chinook

Posted: 26 May 2008 21:28
by The Baron
Ah, I only have my Space Force grey (primer). I did think of using it but decided against it, I used my SAS yellow on the TTBP and regretted it - I've since found a much better Q Force yellow BTW - Humbrol yellow spray.

The plan was a blue chopper with yellow trim, like the Stingray, and then I suddenly remembered the blue float from the Swordfish, and it made me pause.

Thinking about it, a yellow chopper would probably look crap.

Re: SAS Chinook

Posted: 10 Jun 2008 07:53
by clone
What a Dope Chopper!!!
Big Ups !
looks amazing

Re: SAS Chinook

Posted: 08 Aug 2009 09:50
by scoobydie
Did you take it apart and take the handle off the top, or was it not there in the first place?
The one in Argos, Dino fighter style, has a carry handle on top.

Re: SAS Chinook

Posted: 08 Aug 2009 11:44
by The Kraken Wakes
scoobydie wrote:Did you take it apart and take the handle off the top, or was it not there in the first place?
The one in Argos, Dino fighter style, has a carry handle on top.
Ive picked one of the argos ones upo and taken apart to spray - the chopper comes apartt down the middle and the handle pops straight out... The only prolblem I found is that the screws arent too great, I buggered one up trying to unscrew it so had to dremel the head off - luckily it was one buried deep in a recess so it cant be seen...

Re: SAS Chinook

Posted: 08 Aug 2009 12:51
by scoobydie
The Kraken Wakes wrote:
scoobydie wrote:Did you take it apart and take the handle off the top, or was it not there in the first place?
The one in Argos, Dino fighter style, has a carry handle on top.
Ive picked one of the argos ones upo and taken apart to spray - the chopper comes apartt down the middle and the handle pops straight out... The only prolblem I found is that the screws arent too great, I buggered one up trying to unscrew it so had to dremel the head off - luckily it was one buried deep in a recess so it cant be seen...

Have exactly the same problem!
I don`t trust my dremmelling skills and I thought if I took it back and said it didn`t unsrew easily they might give me a funny look.
I`m going to do it the more difficult and awkward way.
Cheap screws, damn you Chap Mei !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Re: SAS Chinook

Posted: 08 Aug 2009 12:57
by The Kraken Wakes
scoobydie wrote:
The Kraken Wakes wrote:
scoobydie wrote:Did you take it apart and take the handle off the top, or was it not there in the first place?
The one in Argos, Dino fighter style, has a carry handle on top.
Ive picked one of the argos ones upo and taken apart to spray - the chopper comes apartt down the middle and the handle pops straight out... The only prolblem I found is that the screws arent too great, I buggered one up trying to unscrew it so had to dremel the head off - luckily it was one buried deep in a recess so it cant be seen...

Have exactly the same problem!
I don`t trust my dremmelling skills and I thought if I took it back and said it didn`t unsrew easily they might give me a funny look.
I`m going to do it the more difficult and awkward way.
Cheap screws, damn you Chap Mei !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Im not sure about the side door - whether it will catch the paint and scratch it all off! Damn you argos for stocking green ones...

Re: SAS Chinook

Posted: 08 Aug 2009 13:18
by humby248
My son has one and is dying for me to copy your SAS one. The only problem is he has lost the rotors! How the bloody hell do you loose something that big! I might have to find a replacement or make some.
Found this one on ebay:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... K:MEWAX:IT

Re: SAS Chinook

Posted: 08 Aug 2009 13:59
by The Baron
humby248 wrote:Found this one on ebay:

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:. I've not been watching that auction at all, honest.

Re: SAS Chinook

Posted: 08 Aug 2009 14:30
by The Kraken Wakes
The Baron wrote:
humby248 wrote:Found this one on ebay:

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:. I've not been watching that auction at all, honest.
I was hoping someone wouldnt post that... sorry...

Re: SAS Chinook

Posted: 08 Aug 2009 19:54
by humby248
Sorry mate.