New AI Examples Of Bringing Back Airwolf

Just found this video on YouTube. According to the description:

Imagine Airwolf flies once again! Using AI I am developing some new sequences to bring Airwolf, Stringfellow Hawke and Dominic Santini into the 21st century. Still a work in progress, I hope you enjoy this 😁

This is an interesting use of AI video generation. The use of AI can incorporate old scripts from the original TV show, update them for modern times yet still maintaining accuracy, and even appeal to many fans who enjoy any TV show’s (or movie’s) original or core storyline themes. So many sequels in recent years which have turned into movies tend to drift away from the original characters and storylines, so feel free to contribute your thoughts on how AI can be used to develop modernized storylines, combined with AI for video as this “work in progress” video shows.


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Episode Which Actor From Airwolf Pilot Is Credited As Directing

Airwolf Trivia

David Hemmings is the actor who played Dr. Charles Henry Moffett (sometimes spelled “Moffet”) in the two-episode Airwolf movie pilot episodes. He also is credited on IMDB as directing a future Airwolf episode.

Which episode was it?

Answer:

Season 1’s “Mad Over Miami”

Confirmation:  https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0507151/?ref_=nm_flmg_job_2_cdt_epp_sm_1


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Airwolf Flight Manual Wayback Archive

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We found the archive/Wayback Machine page of the Airwolf flight manual. Not all pages were archived, but the details which have been archived could be interesting to any longtime fan of the original show.

This is just a snippet of what can be found on the Wayback/Archive page.  Please click here to see the full archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20140803111455if_/http://projects.airwolf.tv/resources/manual01.html

OPERATIONAL FEATURES
GROUND MANEUVERING

The center of each landing gear wheel contains a small high-torque electric motor capable of propelling the aircraft on its own.

DOWNWASH

AIRWOLF’S powerful main rotor creates a hazardous downwash situation distressful to other close-flying aircraft and is capable (at low altitudes) of actually blowing over cars.

CREW MEMBERS

Crew members are automatically (and constantly) “monitored” for physical and neurological stress via a small device on the left side of the flight suit chest piece (physical), and through the helmet (neurological).

O.B.O.G.S.- ON BOARD OXYGEN-GENERATION SYSTEM

Creates air suitable for respiration. This enters the cabin systems from the engine- where it has been purified by heat. It is then filtered for hazardous particles and cooled for breathing.

The cabin (which is fully pressurized) can be instantly vented should the atmosphere become contaminated. Flight suit systems automatically take over if there is a cabin pressure failure.

D.E.E.C – DIGITAL ENGINE ELECTRONIC CONTROL

Fine-tunes the engine at all times and prescribes optimum engine adjustments for most efficient operations. Works with the pilot through his throttle settings (tells him what to do).

Image credit from the Wayback/Archive goes to: Veritas Fan Publishing.  The image on this page was uploaded purely for historical purposes only, and all rights go to the publishing entity mentioned and/or anyone else credited with that image. If it needs to be removed from this page then please contact this website.

 


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Paint Color Of Airwolf

According to Wikipedia, citing an archive of “The Wolf’s Lair” website & magazine issue, what was the paint color for the main body of Airwolf?

Answer:

Airwolf was painted “Phantom Gray Metallic” (DuPont Imron 5031X) [12] on top, and a custom pearl-gray (almost white) on the bottom, in a countershaded pattern.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Airwolf_(helicopter)#The_Airwolf_helicopter

 


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Airwolf Pilot Who Later Owned The Santini Air Helicopter

Airwolf Trivia

Which stunt pilot on the Airwolf series later ended up owning the “Santini Air” helicopter after the show concluded?

Answer:

Rick Schuster

http://www.arcforums.com/forums/air/index.php?/profile/2877-dpd1/content/page/3/&type=forums_topic_post

https://m.imdb.com/name/nm0776871/mediaviewer/rm3074810112/

https://www.theloopnewspaper.com/story/2019/03/16/community/memories-of-air-wolf-at-mojave/5166.html

Hollywood comes to the Mojave Air and Space Port

 

 


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