 | Atlantis 1/72 "AH-56A Cheyenne" - One of a Kind I had to completely re-do the canopy, fuselage side fairings, interior, and rotor head on this one, including the addition of "correctly scaled" pilot figures and weapons. See additional photos HERE, HERE, HERE, and HERE
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 | 1/48 Aurora CH-47A Chinnok, bashed into the ACH-47A. Completely reworking the interior and parts of the exterior of the "minimum" Aurora kit to make the ACH-47A "Guns A Go-Go" aircraft known as "Birth Control" See additional photos HERE, HERE, HERE, and HERE
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 | 1/72 Matchbox B/V Model 347 - One of a Kind This kit bash required major structural modifications using spares and fabricated parts. It is a "One-of-a-Kind" See additional photos HERE, HERE, HERE, and HERE.
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 | 1/96 Revell "H-16 Piasecki Transporter" Opened the cabin windows and added a detailed interior. See additional photos HERE, HERE, HERE, and HERE.
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 | Atlantis 1/48 "H-25 Army Mule" Detailed the cockpit & cabin, to include pilot figures and one on a stretcher in the back, as well as re-done the rotor heads. See additional photos HERE, HERE, HERE, and HERE.
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 | Hobby Boss 1/72 "Mil Mi-4A Hound" Pretty much out of the box except pilot figure. This was one of the best fitting kits I have ever built, bar none! See additional photos HERE, HERE, HERE, and HERE
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 | 1/72 Italeri "Boeing Model 234" Bashed out of an MH-47E kit, I added airliner style windows and made the decals at home. See additional photos HERE, HERE, HERE, and HERE.
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 | Revell 1/48 "Bell UH-1C" Rebuilt the skids, tail boom, and added door gunners to depict an aircraft of "C" Troop, 1/9 Calvary in Vietnam circa summer 1968. See additional photos HERE, HERE, HERE, and HERE.
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 | Revell 1/32 "Bell UH-1M" Depicting one of the aircraft with the 57th Med. Det. at Ft. Bragg in 1979-80, with scratched nose, windshield, chin bubbles, brow glass, stretcher racks, jungle penetrator, and re-fashined figures. See additional photos HERE, HERE, HERE, and HERE.
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 | 1/72 Matchbox "Boeing CH-47A Chinook" Built to replicate the aircraft my uncle came inches of crashing one dark night in Vietnam, but they recovered thanks to God and an alert co-pilot! See additional photos HERE, HERE, HERE, and HERE
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