Sea Apache on ARC

[Jschmus]

I was looking at the photos from this model show, and found this:

Sea Apache

It's got radar, reworked landing gear, IFR probe and Sidewinders and Harpoons for armament.  Sweet!

[Captain Canada]

I saw that....pretty cool, eh !? Not as cool as my Thundershark, tho........I wonder who built it ?

The tiger-meet Bombcorde was also pretty cool.

[Ollie]

I saw that Apache last year to a show I went.

At first, I thought it was Toad's!

:dum:

Concorde, IJADF F-15 are from Montréal, I know the guy who built the F-15.

[Captain Canada]

I thought it was mine for a minute there, too !

Sweet..........

But mine has waaaay cooler markings !

 

[Ollie]

Yes.

Cool markings.

Cool markings.  Def. : A maple leaf inside a circle.  Can be grey or if colour are appropriate, red leaf, blue circle and blue border.

     

[Captain Canada]

Ha ha ha ha !



I've got the same definition in my dictionary !

 

[Joe C-P]

Wait, Canadian government aircraft are allowed to carry armaments?   But, all you do is peacekeeping, which means you stand about and watch the two sides go at one another while the UN sticks their fingers in their ears and goes "BLAH BLAH BLAH".

Establishing WALL OF ICE to block incoming flames from up north.    

Sea Apache - it's OK, a good build, but I still think the AH-56 would have been way cooler as a Navy bird.  B)  

[Captain Canada]

No no no no no.......you've got it all wrong !

We don't stick our fingers in our ears and go "Blah blah blah"

Our basic training consists of teaching new recruits how to find suitable sticks, shaped as guns, to use in any environment !

Advanced traing teaches them how to make gun-like sounds. It's actually gotten quite easier, now that NATO has switched to 5.56mm. Really saves the guys voic-box, keeping them in theatre longer.