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Derptastic Updoot needed because I dun derp!
This is actually what Yuki's H145 should look like, with a correct set of flex-beam rotor blades, minus the "chinese" balance weights on the end of the flex-beam and the blade root.
A stand alone replica rendering of Aribus' model H145 with the civil variant called the Tango Two, or in this case the Delta 2 for use by the US Army as the UH-72 Lakota.
Being that the H145 is the evolution of the MBB-BO-105 / Bolkow-Kawasaki 117 and now ultimately the Eurocopter 145, it has that reputation as being bullet proof the same way the Huey earned praise from the troops who flew in em.
Has the same German Ridged Rotor System the legacy Bo105 has, but in the case of Yuki's fleet, they have the newer five blade hub and mast that makes the 145 EVEN MORE nimble and suited for switch duties of being a bacon and beans hauler and gunship the same way the Huey did back in '65.
Not easily visible here, is the twin gun setup with the Dillon 503 on the Captain's side of the ship [left] and an M197 on the other.
Currently this bird is set up to be double duty, troop transport and light duty gunship, hence there aren't any Hydra-70 pods on the munitions booms. Only the 50BMG and 20mm cannons...
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This is actually what Yuki's H145 should look like, with a correct set of flex-beam rotor blades, minus the "chinese" balance weights on the end of the flex-beam and the blade root.
A stand alone replica rendering of Aribus' model H145 with the civil variant called the Tango Two, or in this case the Delta 2 for use by the US Army as the UH-72 Lakota.
Being that the H145 is the evolution of the MBB-BO-105 / Bolkow-Kawasaki 117 and now ultimately the Eurocopter 145, it has that reputation as being bullet proof the same way the Huey earned praise from the troops who flew in em.
Has the same German Ridged Rotor System the legacy Bo105 has, but in the case of Yuki's fleet, they have the newer five blade hub and mast that makes the 145 EVEN MORE nimble and suited for switch duties of being a bacon and beans hauler and gunship the same way the Huey did back in '65.
Not easily visible here, is the twin gun setup with the Dillon 503 on the Captain's side of the ship [left] and an M197 on the other.
Currently this bird is set up to be double duty, troop transport and light duty gunship, hence there aren't any Hydra-70 pods on the munitions booms. Only the 50BMG and 20mm cannons...
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Category Artwork (Digital) / Doodle
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File Size 379.3 kB
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Ohhhh now now Major, don't met me started!
Been meaning to make a replica of "Little Nelly" for two important reasons... One being JB, and the other, that exact image of Tali. =D
But thank you for the reminder. I've just haven't had as much time to art as I once had, but that's not stopping the planning at least.
Been meaning to make a replica of "Little Nelly" for two important reasons... One being JB, and the other, that exact image of Tali. =D
But thank you for the reminder. I've just haven't had as much time to art as I once had, but that's not stopping the planning at least.
Hee! Figured as much.
You may also want to consider adding this to the fleet:
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535.....3c7f6a62_b.jpg
You may also want to consider adding this to the fleet:
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535.....3c7f6a62_b.jpg
Indeed!
Our local FD got a fairly new one to replace the old work-horse, and geez talk about a quantum leap in tech and capability! It even has a hoist to do similar to the USCG, and lift injured or stranded hikers / vacationers to safety with. Damn impressive stuff !
Our local FD got a fairly new one to replace the old work-horse, and geez talk about a quantum leap in tech and capability! It even has a hoist to do similar to the USCG, and lift injured or stranded hikers / vacationers to safety with. Damn impressive stuff !
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