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Sud-Aviation SE-3130 Alouette II of the Swiss Air Force
I had been given by a model colleague an older Revell kit in 1:32 on the Alouette II "Attack" Nord SS 11 & Missiles. That was it for me to build an Alouette II of the Swiss Air Force initialization

As Template for my model served me the Sud-Aviation SE-3130 Alouette II V-43 from the Aviation Museum in Payerne / Switzerland.


Bildquelle: ASMEM / Association St-Maurice d'Etudes Militaires / Suisse
https://www.asmem.ch/2012/voyages/sorti ... l=&start=5

Weitere Referenzen:

Militärflugzeugmuseum in Payerne (Clin d'Ailes)
http://www.clindailes.ch/exp_alouetteII.html
Swiss Air Force
http://www.lw.admin.ch/internet/luftwaf ... us/a2.html

Revell Bausatz Alouette II "Attack" Nord SS-11 & missiles in 1:32
For his real age already a kit with lots of fine detail, but requires some experience in the assembly despite the good building instructions.



Modellfotos Sud-Aviation SE-3130 Alouette II / Revell 1:32

Die Sud-Aviation SE-3130 Alouette II V-43 der Schweizer Luftwaffe am Flugplatz St. Stephan / Obersimmental, Berner Oberland





Die Sud-Aviation SE-3130 Alouette II V-43 der Schweizer Luftwaffe in Turtmann / Wallis











Model build reporting with other model photos see website of IPMS Switzerland

http://www.ipms.ch/plugins/forum/forum_ ... c.php?3217

Kind regards from Switzerland

Vänliga hälsningar från Schweiz

Helmut

A very nice looking little helicopter! Good job!

It is truly a beautiful piece of work!
Thank you for those images...

Regards
Jan Gaude
http://www.ipmsuppsala.n.nu/

Thanks for your nice compliments
As an encore once more the Sud-Aviation SE-3130 Alouette II V-43 the Swiss Air Force in the Engadine / Grisons Switzerland







Greetings from Switzerland

Helmut

Beautiful!

I like the engine, the wire in the tail section and the "thing" on the front.

/Daniel

Hi Daniel

Small explanation for "thing" on the front

The "thing" on the front is the mount for the rear-view mirror. The rear view mirrors are used to control the load hook and transported at underload flights.

/Helmut