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Re: RAH-105 "THUNDER-CHIEF" STEALTH HELICOPTER
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lugnet.build.military
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Wed, 30 Aug 2006 04:40:04 GMT
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In lugnet.build.military, Ryan Parrish wrote:
> 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.
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> Here is the link to my new moc:
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> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=202397
Ryan,
Someone beat me to building a stealth chopper! I may have a go at something like
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 got a motor in
there, it all makes sense. Is the battery box inside the chopper as well?
Most of all I think, I like the landing gear, the fold-out weapons and the
pilots seats. The rotors could be extended alittle perhaps they don't look quite
long enough to be able to lift this up very well.
Thanks for sharing.
Magnus
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| (...) Thank you for your kind input, Magnus. Yes, the 9 volt battery box is mounted in the tail section and it is mounted inverted so that I can have easy access to the button. The lego motor is mounted side-ways behind the co-pilot seat and it is (...) (18 years ago, 30-Aug-06, to lugnet.build.military)
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