SEMINAR 1/35 VIETNAM WAR US ARMY BELL UH-1B IROQUOIS HUEY HELICOPTER GUNSHIP

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SEMINAR 1/35 VIETNAM WAR US ARMY BELL UH-1B IROQUOIS HUEY HELICOPTER GUNSHIP / MEDEVAC DUST OFF PLASTIC MODEL KIT ASSAULT HELICOPTER COMPANY AHC

+FEATURES 4 CREWMEMBER FIGURES

+FEATURES SM-21 WEAPONS SYSTEM with M21 ARMAMENT SYSTEM

LISTED AS USED ONLY BECAUSE BOX IS OPEN

INTERIOR PLASTIC BAGS REMAIN SEALED.

NOT BUILT & NOT STARTED

100% INVENTORIED COMPLETE 1:35-scale KIT No. 8000 (1990)

INCLUDES INSTRUCTIONS & DECALS (U.S. ARMY 57TH MEDICAL DETACHMENT “DUST OFF” NHA TRANG 1962, USAR US ARMY EUROPE BERLIN BRIGADE 1964 COLD WAR HIGH VISIBILITY MARKINGS)

SUPER BARGAIN FOR THE BUYER WHO IS GOING TO BUILD

SEE ATTACHED IMAGES – THIS IS THE KIT THAT YOU WILL RECEIVE

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Additional Information from Internet Encyclopedia

The Bell UH-1 Iroquois military helicopter, first introduced in 1959, is the first production member of Bell Helicopter's prolific Huey family of helicopters, and was itself developed in over twenty variants.

The HU-1B was an improved model that was equipped with the Lycoming T53-L-5 engine of 960 shp (720 kW), revised main rotor blades of 44-foot (13 m) diameter and 21-inch (530 mm) chord, 13 inch higher rotor mast and a longer cabin that could accommodate seven passengers. This version was redesignated UH-1B in 1962.

Later production UH-1Bs were equipped with Lycoming T53-L-9 and L-11 engines of 1,100 shp (820 kW). Gross weight was 8,500 lb (3,900 kg) and the standard empty weight was 4,513 lb (2,047 kg).

Army testing of the "B" model started in November 1960 with first production aircraft arriving in March 1961. A total of 1010 "Bravo" models were delivered to the US Army. First deployment was in November 1963 when eleven were sent to Vietnam to join the "Alpha" models already in use by UTTCO.

Bell certified a civil version of the UH-1B incorporating some minor safety improvements, such as improved door locks. The aircraft was marketed as the Bell 204B.

Later on as the "long cabin" Hueys supplanted the Bravo in the transport role, the UH-1B became increasingly used in a "gunship" role equipped with machine guns and rockets. However, it had insufficient power to maintain full capability when used with the heaviest armament subsystems, leading to the UH-1C.




 
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