By: J Boyle - 31st December 2009 at 21:04
Unless I’m seriously mistaken, the H-34 should have the same fuselage.
I can’t see why Westland would change it from the parent design.
BTW: With yet another nose, you could make a S-58T “Twin Pack” conversion. They are still flying as civil heavy lift machines and perhaps with some air arms.
In other words, there are plenty of available colour schemes for the basic airframe.
Again, nice work.:D
By: catbalu - 31st December 2009 at 19:55
westland wessex
HI guys .. thanks again for your great comments, yes i have just done molds for hc2, the h34 looks to be wider in the body. here are some more pics. cheers Gavin . ps. this hc2 nose is not yet fitted..
By: J Boyle - 31st December 2009 at 17:21
Nice work!
I love scale RC helicopters.
Looks like you could rework it a bit to make other Marks and with a new nose, perhaps a H-34.
By: catbalu - 30th December 2009 at 22:05
wessex
What a beaut! All your own work from scratch? Were plans easily accessible?
HI sky high. yes built it from scratch,Well as for the drawings, not easy to come across! the ones i have are from the plus 4 book on the wessex but not dead cert. on how accurate these are, but built it to these drawings. May post a thread in the history thread to see if anything turns up. here are some more pics. cheers Gav
By: Sky High - 30th December 2009 at 17:38
What a beaut! All your own work from scratch? Were plans easily accessible?
By: EGTC - 30th December 2009 at 13:32
Wow nice one.
It looks great. :cool::cool::cool:
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