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[PR19_Kit]

I've been building the 1/72 scale HSL-1 for AGES now, still haven't got anywhere with it, but it's an interesting machine for sure.

Mine has been turbine engined so far..................

[jcf]

HSL-1 with Centaurus in place of R-2800?
Any guesses as to likely RN designation? 

[PR19_Kit]

The 'Bell Oil Leak's' most likely! 

[Rick Lowe]

Asymmetric rotors? Interesting...

[Captain Canada]

Always cool to see early Naval helicopter ideas.

[jcf]

Asymmetric rotors? Interesting...It used the typical

The HSL had the typical Bell rotor system design.
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[kerick]

A double Huey system. Double the shake, rattle and roll.

[PR19_Kit]

A double Huey system. Double the shake, rattle and roll.

Hopefully in rhythm with each other, they were mechanically connected IIRC.

[Old Wombat]

A double Huey system. Double the shake, rattle and roll.

What "shake, rattle & roll"?

The few times I flew in the RAN's old UH-1B/Cs they ran pretty smoothly, I thought.

[kerick]

Well an old Huey vs a new Blackhawk.

[Rick Lowe]

Asymmetric rotors? Interesting...It used the typical

The HSL had the typical Bell rotor system design.
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Yup, I understand the Bell counterweight system; the photo of the model made it look as if the blades were of different lengths.

[McColm]

There's a chap building two 1/72 Soviet Union aircraft using the vacform kits, a Bison jet bomber and an early fighter jet. 22 + photos of the build.

[perttime]

"custom seaplane concept" by Nathan Hansen in the Exotics Aeromodels group:

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https://www.facebook.com/groups/518408100392921/permalink/822781989955529/

There might be other oddities there.

[Old Wombat]

Love the cut-out for the prop!    

[NARSES2]

Love the cut-out for the prop!    

Yup the builder's thought of everything