Hello all please this is my first time posting please excuse my ignorance with this website and aircraft. I have been charged with liquidating and emptying an entire Warehouse set for redevelopment. Contained within is the entire Air and Space Stock leftovers when they shut down. Including for complete aircraft many in various stages of completion and many semi-truck loads of Parts including engines still sealed in crates as shipped from manufacturer rotors propellers bearings shafts avionics controls you name it most body panels and airframes still in shiny aluminum I cannot bring myself to scrap it I must preserve it for the community. But I am overwhelmed please message me if you can help.

PC:Chetan

This was a couple years ago.

Idk where i forgot but it was very cool

Flying at 6000 feet at 124 knots, just flew over my house…

veryyyy fun!

List of aircraft:

F35

Pc7

Ch47

Ah64

Cougar

AW139

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Buenas tardes amigos, les comparto mi nuevo proyecto que estoy realizando, un helicóptero Seahawk de la Marina Estadounidense, longitud 50 cm, tiene arte mecánico, puestas corredizas etc. Está hecho completamente de paletas y baja lengua, espero y le guste porque más adelante estaré mostrando más avances.

This is probably a reach but I'm finishing my first season as a wildfire co-pilot and looking for possible employment options to start in the late Fall. Have any US pilots gone down to NZ/AUS to fly a low time job in Robinsons? I assume it would just be mustering work? Would this even be worth the cost of the conversation?

Alternatively, has anyone ever picked up an off-the-beaten-path, low-time job in the States during the winter? I'll be applying to everything, including instructing.

Thank you!

(CFII-H with ~300hrs)

Ngl very epic

Took these pics some years ago at Gilze Rijen (Netherlands). They were just taking off for an evening flight as the sky turned orange and red within minutes! Had never seen this before and never have since..

Erickson S-64 Air-Crane
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Some cool photos of Canada’s 427 SOAS in action

From front to back: Z-10, Z-19, Z-20, Z-8L, Z-20T.

I saw this fly over Loch Lomond today, any ideas of what kind of helicopter it is, I don’t know much about them.