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Main => General Discussion Board. => Topic started by: Boeing Skunk Works on October 08, 2009, 07:14:58 AM
After waiting a year or so, I finally snagged a Puritan-Bennet mask and hose assembly out of a 727. It was rebuilt in '98, but no certification came with it.
My regular seller on e-Bay also threw in a mask cover and another BE Aerospace mask hanger. Now I have two extra and can't even give these away!
This is a great detail item for any older Boeing and the connector locked right into the O2 mask panel on the sidewall!
Happyhappyhappy! ;D
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Really nice touch . . to me its all the small details and extras that add to the realism.
Nice Mike,
personally im all about flying and could care less about being a museum piece, but each builder has his own vision.
Tim
A340
Very nice piece, Michael, I am not there yet but I have the panel for the 737...still need the mask!
Great find
Quote from: warvet on October 08, 2009, 11:33:02 AM
Nice Mike,
personally im all about flying and could care less about being a museum piece, but each builder has his own vision.
Tim
A340
Ha! It
is a museum piece. Hardly any operators using this except private and Third World. I think even Fed-Ex and UPS retired them, but I'm not certain about that.
:cheers: Nicely done Mike.. :) Way better then the one I was going to send you..