HH-53 C Jolly Green Giant
- Subject:
Sikorsky HH-53C Super Jolly Green Giant
US Air Force (1947-now)
37 ARRS 69-5785
1971 - Phu Cat AB- asteikko:
- 1:72
- Status:
- ideat
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8 27 November 2019, 14:09
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I have to watch this! It will postpone my Fujimi buld by lightyears, I know, but I have to follow this 😄
27 November 2019, 14:13
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Also planning a MH-53 somewhere down the road, will be a pleasure to follow her bro here.
28 November 2019, 13:56
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Ronan quelle refs de peinture pour ce camouflage?
30 November 2019, 16:58
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I made one from the 40th ARRS in 2014 - so I am pleased to follow 🙂
30 November 2019, 20:02
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My father was a flight mechanic on The 3s, 53s and Hueys. I am soooo in.
30 November 2019, 20:19
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I am awaiting the release of the MH-53M. I know a company that is supposed to do one. Perhaps all the MH-53 types.
30 November 2019, 20:21
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@Donald : what are the main external differences between the M and the J ?
1 December 2019, 07:30
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Pour l'instant, je n'ai pas regardé les références de peinture. Je te tiens au courant
1 December 2019, 12:31
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Southeast Asia tactical camouflage scheme :
FS34102 medium green : H303
FS34079 dark green : H309
FS30219 tan : H310
FS36622 : pale grey H314
1 December 2019, 13:12
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than
ks my project is camouflage vert vert foncé et gris
1 December 2019, 17:41
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Ronan, I cant see any major differences. I could be missing something, but to my knowledge the differences from the J to M were electronic. My dad had retired by the time they did the Pavelo versions. I'd bet he would have known though.
1 December 2019, 19:13
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Ronan, do you have any details about the picture of the original HH-53C, showing right on top of this thread? I have the feeling that the helo has yellow tail-numbers. I´m planning to do a "in country" HH-53C after I have finished my MH-53J, and I´m looking for any details I can get.
11 October 2020, 20:36
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Well, on a second look I recognize a german C-160 Transall behind the Jolly, so it´s definetly not while in South East Asia....😉
11 October 2020, 20:37
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The picture was Taken during a medevac exercise in central Europe with several nations involved but i can't remember wich year it was ...
12 October 2020, 07:35
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A couple of Knife 5 during Frequent Wind. Not color unfortunately.
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13 October 2020, 00:20
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i have some informations about the pic ; Ramstein [Air Base], Germany
31-July-1977
7 September 2021, 20:07
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I haven´t started mine either, I´m waiting for an announced set of Decals for the H-53 by Caracal decals. Hopefully they do have some options for a HH-53 during Vietnam.
9 September 2021, 07:54
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Does someone know wich device is fitted on the port side of the nose on this hh-53 ?
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9 September 2021, 15:50
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Could it be a mirror? When did the Mine-searching MH-53s of the Navy show up? I think they used mirros to watch the sled they pulled over the water.
9 September 2021, 19:45
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I don't think this is a mirror, it's too close from the airframe.
On the MH-53E, the mirrors are further forward and lower.
10 September 2021, 16:13
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Yeah, on second thought, they probably won´t be visible from the cockpit at that close range. Just from the basic looks it´s maybe something like a RWR or another electronical device.
I can ask over at ARC.
10 September 2021, 16:43
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Well, to start, thats a USAF helo, so I doubt it had anything mine detecting on it.
Next thats from 72. As far as I know, they hadnt started up the MH's until 75. I could be wrong, but if not, thats not any of the Pave Low equipment.
So, I can not for the life of me figure out what it is. And as my father isnt with us, I cant ask him.
10 September 2021, 16:47
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From ARC forum : The Night Recovery System HH-53's did not have the TF radar. That came later with the Pave Low. What they had was a low light level TV system, not a FLIR. This along with the Doppler radar and Hover Coupler allowed an approach to a hover. When in use, it only moved up and down.
11 September 2021, 17:16
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Most of those guys over there know their stuff. I totally forgot about that forum.
11 September 2021, 17:20
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According to this answer, it´s a "Night Sun":
arcforums.com/forums..ents#comment-3056159
13 September 2021, 06:19
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Yeah, and as soon as Ronan is going to start the project, we will be able to watch the creation of a masterpiece!
14 September 2021, 06:02
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arcforums.com/forums..&comment=3056288
"This attachment on the nose of this particular HH-53B/C is apart of the LNRS. In 1968, eight HH-53 B/Cs received the first of several modifications, called Limited Night Recovery System (LNRS), which incorporated a low light TV and a hover coupler."
15 September 2021, 19:22