Category Archives: References

According to the main instrument panel placard, the following photos depict an AB204B helicopter – in other words, the famous Bell UH-1B. These shots were posted for all of you who need to know more about its interior. The helicopter … Continue reading →

This is the fourth – and probably the final part of the series dedicated to the Pilatus PC-6 bird details. Nearly everything was told and shown within the previous parts. I have selected some more interesting details though. These shots cover … Continue reading →

I am posting the Pilatus interior details – as was promised in the first article dedicated to this plane. All following photographs were shot inside of only one machine, the PC-6 type serving in Austrian army, so there can be … Continue reading →

This article is about the Pilatus Porter engine compartment and everything you can find in front of the fire wall when you open the cowling doors.  I saw Pilatus Porter’s very short take off and steady steep climb right after … Continue reading →

This is the first post dedicated to the Pilatus TurboPorter type – seen in Austrian services. Some walk around pictures will be in the beginning of the article and we will be coming deeper into details continuously. The photographic material … Continue reading →

The Cessna Bird Dog served mainly as liaison and observation airplane and as the FAC (Forward Air Control) during Korean and later Vietnam war. You can find the rich operation history of this small, but hard-working bird by visiting this link. Bird Dog plane is … Continue reading →

This article is dedicated to another military helicopter. It was photographed at Brumowski Air Base Austria during a local doors open day last summer. The Bell OH-58 Kiowa is a family of single-engine, single-rotor, military helicopters used for observation, utility, and direct fire support – … Continue reading →

Visiting britmodeller web pages you can find various Martin Baker Ejection Seats walkarounds. Great source despite the fact that several types are missing so far. Enjoy this link, folks! MB Mk2CA type / picture source: britmodeller web