More fun in the DPRK
Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2007 2:54 amStill poking about in Kimland. 
Keeping the glorious and mighty Korea safe from the evil venom of capitalist swine such as the USA and its favourite puppet, South Korea is serious business. So all-powerful Korea is using these MD500's to defend the Juche ideology and its brave leader. No longer will these American-made machines defend an evil airspace, now they work for true justice!
From ZKPY, the redeemed helo takes off for its patrol over beautiful Pyongyang.
Nothing escapes the ever-vigilant eye of the People's Air Force!
What's that? Someone has forgotten to bow before a statue of the Dear Leader! Mr. Baek, ready the Type 88's please.
The paint in these shots is semi-fictional, based on how DPRK helos of the type are typically painted. I say semi-fictional because North Korea actually does have quite a sizeable fleet of military-spec MD500's. Considering the NKAF's inventory consists mainly of obsolete Soviet/Chinese A/C, (and their hatred of anything American) I found this very interesting, and couldn't resist painting one up with which to tool around in Pyongyang. All I need now is some good scenery for the city.
Of course, comments (on both shots and paint) are very much appreciated and encouraged.
Keeping the glorious and mighty Korea safe from the evil venom of capitalist swine such as the USA and its favourite puppet, South Korea is serious business. So all-powerful Korea is using these MD500's to defend the Juche ideology and its brave leader. No longer will these American-made machines defend an evil airspace, now they work for true justice!
From ZKPY, the redeemed helo takes off for its patrol over beautiful Pyongyang.
Nothing escapes the ever-vigilant eye of the People's Air Force!
What's that? Someone has forgotten to bow before a statue of the Dear Leader! Mr. Baek, ready the Type 88's please.
The paint in these shots is semi-fictional, based on how DPRK helos of the type are typically painted. I say semi-fictional because North Korea actually does have quite a sizeable fleet of military-spec MD500's. Considering the NKAF's inventory consists mainly of obsolete Soviet/Chinese A/C, (and their hatred of anything American) I found this very interesting, and couldn't resist painting one up with which to tool around in Pyongyang. All I need now is some good scenery for the city.
Of course, comments (on both shots and paint) are very much appreciated and encouraged.
