Combat Humi

[Spad31]

Constructed, put a good season on it, humi rock-solid at 65%!
 
Woo Hoo!
 
-Trey
 
 
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[mjolnir01]

Very cool Ammodor, Trey... except of course for the jets.  Don't you know real planes have props? :laugh:

 

[kann]

Very cool Ammodor, Trey... except of course for the jets.  Don't you know real planes have props? :laugh:

 

*You're*
 
DAMMIT!  

 

[oke&coke]

Very cool Ammodor, Trey... except of course for the jets.  Don't you know real planes have props? :laugh:

 

[Brickhouse]

Nicely done.  I made one for a friend while we were in Iraq years ago, not nearly that nice, but cool nonetheless. 

 

[MadMonk]

 

Very cool Ammodor, Trey... except of course for the jets.  Don't you know real planes have props? :laugh:

 

*You're*
 
DAMMIT!  
 

 
Looks good, Trey.  I remember Lew Rothman, from JR Cigar, said that he kept his best cigars in his ammodor.
I worked the Modification process on the "H" model for over 20 years. Now retired. Really sucks that they're gone. They still have other models.
I think there are versions with bomb racks, and even missiles now.The psychological effects of any model is quite profound.  Hearing it overhead induces either extreme fear in the enemy or a great deal of comfort to our troops on the ground. That 105MM howitzer doesn't miss. Newest one has a rapid fire 30mm and I think they eliminated the 105mm. 

 

[oke&coke]

Those are really cool humi's.  I saw a couple of places online that sold those, but probably more fun to make it yourself.

 

[ammodors]

I recognize that! Glad you're enjoying