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Re: RAH-105 "THUNDER-CHIEF" STEALTH HELICOPTER
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Mon, 28 Aug 2006 03:02:21 GMT
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In lugnet.announce.moc, Ryan Parrish wrote:
> I spent about 10 hours of build time on this "Stealth" helicopter that I named,
> RAH-105 "Thunder-Chief". I incorporated a lot of S.N.O.T. on this moc and it
> features an electric lego motor powered by a 9 volt battery that spins the rotor
> with just a push of a button. My helicopter also features retractable landing
> gear and hidden missles that are mounted under the retractable wings. The
> interior is highly detailed and houses two mini-fig pilots. there is a
> ball-jointed rotating cannon under the nose and the mini-fig pilots access the
> cockpit through a retractable ladder that is under the fuselage.
> 
> I started this moc at the canopy and then it just flowed on and on until I was
> finished. My favorite detail is the electric rotor. The motor and the 9 volt
> battery are completely hidden. It should be noted that this moc (just like all
> of my mocs) was built entirely with lego and without the use of glue.

Here is the link to my new moc:

http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=202397



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  Re: RAH-105 "THUNDER-CHIEF" STEALTH HELICOPTER
 
(...) this myself some time... This is very cool! I may be missing some of the detail because black doesn't photograph so well, but from what I can see, youve put a lot of work into this. Normally I'd say it looks a little chunky, but knowing you've (...) (20 years ago, 30-Aug-06, to lugnet.build.military)

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  RAH-105 "THUNDER-CHIEF" STEALTH HELICOPTER
 
I spent about 10 hours of build time on this "Stealth" helicopter that I named, RAH-105 "Thunder-Chief". I incorporated a lot of S.N.O.T. on this moc and it features an electric lego motor powered by a 9 volt battery that spins the rotor with just a (...) (20 years ago, 28-Aug-06, to lugnet.announce.moc)

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