Like a Blade 200SRX can also look - Installation prototypical hulls

[Lupusprimus]

In these oldies from the 60's, you can also install the 200SRX - Mil Mi-4 Hound (equivalent to the Sikorsky S-58). The hull is in 1:35 scale. One needs the chassis of Rakonheli, also the four-leaf can use.
Here's a Walkera CB180 is built, which is now converted to four-leaf.

[Lupusprimus]

Even a Russian machine:
The Mi-6 was for many years the largest helicopter (in series production) in the world. Today makes the Mi-26, which is not much longer, but thicker.
In 1:72 scale I built my machine, installed is a Walkera CB180. You can also use a converted Blade 200SRX. One needs the chassis of Rakonheli, also the five-leaf can use.
The models are on the same scale - Mi-6, NH90 and Black Hawk.

[Lupusprimus]

The final fitting hull of my collection for the Blade 200SRX is one of the Mil Mi-17MD, the latest version of the Mi-8. Flying here with a Nine Eagles Solo Pro 228 in the colors of firefighters from Malaysia.
One needs the chassis of Rakonheli, also the five-leaf can use.

[Unsafeatanyspeed]

Damn dude! You are good! Fantastic work. You must have the patience of a Saint!

[SHYguy]

Amazing work! Kudos!

[Lupusprimus]

My "Mexican" in fly.

[farquward]

Originally Posted by Lupusprimus

Another Bell for 200SRX fits the UH-1N Twin Huey. I have built it in 1:35 scale. Again, you need the upper part of the main frame of Rakonheli.
Here the model a blade mCPX BL was installed.

Looks like mine, sort of. I used the stock 200 SRX frame.

[Lupusprimus]

The body of the UH-1N 1:35 scale is much smaller than yours. It has a length of 370 mm, a width of 70 mm and a height of 50 mm. Since the original chassis does not fit purely.

[Lupusprimus]

The Puma in flight.

[Lupusprimus]

The Tiger in the air.

[Lupusprimus]

An other hull for the 200SRX - AS 365 Dauphin 2, here in the Chinese variant Harbin Z-9W Haitun.
Mechanic is mix of Walkera HM53D, 4F180 and Blade 200SRX.

[Lupusprimus]

My new model - an Airbus Helicopters H 155 (Aerospatiale AS 365) Dauphin 2 as MH-65C Dolphin. In the tail is an 37 mm impeller as fenestron with an separate controller.
Four blade, main frame and main gear from Rakonheli.

[jrman83]

Cool! Do you ever actually fly these things or do you you just fly once and put away on a shelf? If they just sit and collect dust I am sure it is much cheaper and easier to build as non-flying, albeit maybe not so high in the cool factor.

[Lupusprimus]

What I build are prototypes to see if the kit works like this.
One must also build all these forms for a single trunk. So we sell the kit worldwide. So others have something like that.
I have a lot of fun with this work and others can buy these kits, which are not there otherwise.

[scottdrumfish]

These are very nice looking. How do the shells come? And what are their prices? Also, could you share pictures or post a thread with build logs and pics for all to see. I enjoy building and the scale look, however, these helicopters do not like xtra weight, plus a crash is costly. How much more in grams does the weight come out to be when finished. Could you post a video of them flying, you would be able to sell more. Do you have a web site? These look to be upwards of $500 builds when said and done, nonetheless very nice. Also, do you install navigation led lighting, which certainly would show these off. Cheers and let us all in on your builds.

[Lupusprimus]

And the next one. My first in 1:18 scale. The swimmer are waterproof. I use the double ESC and tail motor of Blade 230S, how it now has the 200S.