Grumman HU-25 Guardian - Murph's Models beta test in 1/100 scale

[gomidefilho]

The another two versions of new releases from Murph's Models is a americanized version of Dassaul Falcon, the Grumman HU-25 Guardian operated by USCG and NASA, is interesting note, the Guardian is a last wing fixed airplane operated by USCG ended a long tradition...

NASA Machine:











USCG machine:

[Don Boose]

Excellent model.

Don

[MacSongLi]

I love them, great job!

Gary

[gomidefilho]

Thank's my friends!

[umtutsut]

Me. NASA airplanes. Pic says it all....

Les (The Voice of Authority -- VoiceofAuthority.net - The Voice Stylings of Les Dorr, Jr.)

[willygoat]

They look great! The only thing I have is that the USCG still flies other fixed wing aircraft. They have a few C-130s used for ice flow/berg monitoring and long range sar missions. They also have a few HC-144 Ocean Sentry (EADS/airbus CN-235) that have recently come on line. They are also getting a few of the C-27 Spartans that the USAF mothballed after a couple years.


I really so love all of the versions you built. The Fed-Ex one is just sweet!

[nikischutt]

Originally Posted by willygoat

They look great! The only thing I have is that the USCG still flies other fixed wing aircraft. They have a few C-130s used for ice flow/berg monitoring and long range sar missions. They also have a few HC-144 Ocean Sentry (EADS/airbus CN-235) that have recently come on line. They are also getting a few of the C-27 Spartans that the USAF mothballed after a couple years.


I really so love all of the versions you built. The Fed-Ex one is just sweet!

I've been trying to convince Aaron to do the HC-144, it's a cool looking plane. A C-27 would also look nice.

[YOAVHOZMI]

looks nice and build good.

YOAV

[murphyaa]

I do have a goal of making every aircraft flown by the Coast Guard.

[willygoat]

One benefit (possibly) of doing the HC-144 and the C-27 is that they are both relatively recent aircraft designs, and there are some higher res drawing that I've seen in the past.