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Re: AIRWOLF ?

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From: Jason Hurdlow
Date: Thu, 23 Nov 1995 09:41
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In article <1266.6520T1348T342@crazybe.demon.co.uk>,
andy@crazybe.demon.co.uk (Andrew Barnett) wrote:

> Hi All,
> recently the London TV network started showing AIRWOLF, only about
> 5 shows. And I always liked the program mainly because of the bitchin
> looking helicopter. 
> 
> Well I want to do an AIRWOLF object in LW as my first serious object
> project and I'm looking for pics, design drawings, ect anything that will
> help me. Please if U have anything that I can use please email me soon as
> poss.
> 
> PS. views of the chopper from all angles would be excellent :)
> 

The "Airwolf" Chopper was a Bell 222.  You can probably find a model of it
in a hobby store.  If you look you might even be able to find an actual
"Airwolf" model.  Then you buy a digitizer with VertiSketch(tm) and
digitize it.  Voila! instant Airwolf!


-Jason

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Date: Thu, 23 Nov 1995 00:41:38 -0900
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