Falklands Sea King Veteran goes on display

Just found a related link http://www.thisiscornwall.co.uk/Sea-King-helicopter-feature-museum-exhibition/story-15364515-detail/story.html which is a slideshow of 10 pictures, showing how the Sea King was squeezed into its new home – and even better, shows the “yellow” side, the “grey” side, and a “full frontal” shot(!) showing the two (and the dividing line between the two paint schemes)

Text reads as follows:

“More used to seeing Search and Rescue helicopters safely into hangars, this crew had just one and a half inches to spare each side as the Royal Navy Sea King was manoeuvred inside the National Maritime Museum Cornwall. Visitors to Events Square could have been forgiven for their double takes as the Royal Navy Sea King – at 70ft long, 16ft high and 6 tonnes – was brought in on loan from the Ministry of Defence as a highlight of the museum’s new exhibition which opens on March 16. Pictured are engineers, RAF, Navy and museum representatives with the helicopter outside the museum.”