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Last updated October 27, 2009 (AIRWOLF: THE WEB ARCHIVE is here!!!)
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OCTOBER 27, 2009 Addition of the "Airwolf Web Archive"
Throughout the first two decades of the World Wide Web, interesting, informative and even influential Airwolf-related niche websites have come and gone, as have earlier versions of destination sites.
This subsection helps webmasters preserve their work for posterity.
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JANUARY 11, 2009 Card model added to "Downloads"
Not all models are made of plastic. Thanks to William Aldridge, this high-quality Airwolf model simply requires your time more than your money.
Save and print the pdf of these template pages to begin construction of your own replica. You've never seen it shown like this!
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JANUARY 09, 2009 WL Issue 4 Supplement: articles added
The supplement for Wolf's Lair issue #4 debuts with articles and photos related to Airwolf legend David Jones.
As always, this supplemental content is complimentary to subscribers of The Wolf's Lair magazine who received issue #4.
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OCTOBER 22, 2008 Weapons prints added to "Tech Drawings"
As an assist to modelers of all scales, Jason Maiden created these fabrication and assembly diagrams detailing each of Airwolf's weapons systems.
You can save and print these schematics for use as a guide in your own project.
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OCTOBER 19, 2008 All-new podcast added to "The Wolf's Lair"
The Wolf's Lair podcast offers exciting original content combined with enhanced playback features.
It can also be found on podcast index sites such as iTunes.
This first entry is an interview with Art Director Gary Lee featuring questions from the fans.
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OCTOBER 11, 2008 Hawke's Cabin Artwork revealed
Following months of research and development, Margaret Albrecht's guide to Hawke's cabin artwork is now available.
Learn the origins of the prints collected by Hawke's grandfather and seen each week within the cabin set.
Last updated: May 31, 2009
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SEPTEMBER 6, 2008 New videos added to the "Episode Guide"
See how Airwolf was promoted week after week!
The Episode Guide now features original network teasers from seasons three (CBS) and four (USA).
Each clip is presented via an all-new player designed to reflect Dom's Electronic Data Command Center side screens.
Last updated: November 18, 2008
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MAY 30, 2008 The Wolf's Lair Issue #4 is now available!
Airwolf's legendary aerial team is celebrated in issue #4 of The Wolf's Lair.
Featured principals include David Jones, Peter McKernan, Sr. and Kevin LaRosa.
Have a look at the original Jetcopters hangars, and learn about Dominic's "vintage" Sikorsky S-55.
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January 25, 2008 New blueprints project added
See Timothy Arigoni's hand-drawn blueprints project develop right before your eyes!
A steady hand and keen eye have allowed Timothy to produce his first scale image of Airwolf, and he also intends to draw other aircraft from the show.
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December 19, 2007 All-new music added to the "Series Guide"
Music from the original Airwolf Themes soundtrack is now available!
Thanks to re-orchestrator Mark J. Cairns and original series composer Sylvester Levay, Airwolf's preeminent theme music is not just a lasting memory - it's been captured for posterity in hi-fidelity stereo.
Last updated: October 14, 2009
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December 8, 2007 Airwolf.TV presents . . . Airwolf TV!
See how it all began! Now you can watch Airwolf TV right here on airwolf.tv.
Thanks to a joint venture between NBC and Hulu, season one is available for immediate viewing in the episode guide.
Note: Content is currently available only within the United States.
Last updated: November 24, 2008
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August 26, 2007 All-new content added to the "Series Guide"
Additional briefing materials further tell the story of the show.
The series guide now includes press kits and releases as well as original magazine and newspaper articles and reviews.
See how the show was received at the time it was being made.
Last updated: October 13, 2007
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April 15, 2007 Addition of the "Airwolf Series Guide"
Airwolf.TV adds the most comprehensive guide to the show available.
Gain a better understanding of each episode's characters and plots through original studio texts. Study the complete episode guide, briefings and even the original production writer's bible!
Last updated: July 26, 2009
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March 5, 2007 "Flight Manual" added to "Project Resources"
After years of reproduction by retail vendors, this essential reference is now in an interactive online format.
Authored by Andrew Probert and illustrated by Lee Cole, the ever-popular Airwolf flight manual was originally utilized by writers, directors and cast.
Last updated: May 20, 2007
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SEPTEMBER 30, 2006 All-new Motivational Posters
A selection of motivational posters is available in the downloads area.
Inspired by those success-targeted posters found in businesses the world over, these tongue-in-cheek parodies capture inspirational messages and life lessons gleaned from the show.
Last updated: October 15, 2008
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August 31, 2006 Discussion Forum added
Discuss the topics found on airwolf.tv in the forum, which contains boards for each magazine issue and project found on this website.
It is unique to the community in that the artisans who create their own projects also have their own board in which you can converse directly. Registration required to post and reply to topics.
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July 03, 2006 All-new content added to "Project Resources"
Longing for more DVD-style extras? View original promotional posters from around the world.
Some of these one-sheets reflect the overseas theatrical release of Airwolf's pilot episode.
Others are collectible wall posters.
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May 16, 2006 All-new content added to "Project Resources"
View more detail photos of the Airwolf helicopter thanks to Edward Eugene Smith, who photographed the world's most famous helicopter from inside the Jetcopters hangar.
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May 05, 2006 WL Issue 2 Supplement: Kafir Palace tour added
Take a tour of Khadafi's summer palace as featured in the Airwolf pilot episode. These photographs show you reverse angles and close-up details. As always, this supplemental content is complimentary to subscribers of The Wolf's Lair magazine who received issue #2.
Last updated: January 08, 2009
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MAY 02, 2006 All-new content added to "Project Resources"
Additions to the Project Resources section include more Airwolf photos
and a downloadable blueprint; downloadable logos and signage from the show and a library of production stills.
Last updated: November 27, 2006
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MAY 02, 2006 "Scale Recreations" added to "Special Projects"
A new section called "Scale Recreations" invites Airwolf fans to show off their modeling skills by submitting photos of any size model.
Clark Van Hoten's own 1:48 scale models lead off this new feature.
Want to see your model(s) featured? Email webmaster@airwolf.tv.
Last updated: June 23, 2008
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APRIL 25, 2006 Addition of "Project Resources"
A new section designed to help fans with their own projects is added under "Special Projects." Initial content is a series of photos originally taken by Jack Sessums.
Last Updated: March 5, 2007
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APRIL 24, 2006 Airwolf mock-up re-creation project added
A new Airwolf mock-up is being constructed and can be previewed in "Special Projects."
The preview includes a contest. Can you guess the location of Airwolf's new home before the formal announcement?
Last updated: January 15, 2009
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MARCH 31, 2006 New downloads section added
A downloads section is added to "Fun & Games" featuring a computer desktop wallpaper
that reflects the style of Airwolf's opening credits blended with Jason Maiden's technical drawings.
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MARCH 20, 2006 WL Issue 3 Supplement: Bell 222 tour added
Take a close-up tour of a Bell 222 and see more details than could be covered in the magazine.
Trivia Note: Two of these pictures, originally taken by Clark Van Hoten in October 2000, are of the airframe that was later converted into the new Airwolf Mock-Up by Steven Stull.
Last Updated: January 09, 2008
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DECEMBER 11, 2005 Airwolf.tv "about" page added
Airwolf.tv now has a page to explain its purpose and introduce the show.
The website's mission includes an expanded focus on providing both resources to fans who develop their own projects and a showcase for them.
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DECEMBER 08, 2005 All-new website re-design goes live
The Airwolf.tv website now includes an introductory FLASH animation reminiscent of the show's opening credits,
a "Fun & Games" section featuring two FLASH games and a "Special Projects" section that introduces Jason Maiden's Technical Drawings project.
Last Updated: October 22, 2008
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DECEMBER 03, 2005 The Wolf's Lair Issue #3 is now available!
After much anticipation, issue #3 of The Wolf's Lair magazine has been released and will be mailed to subscribers over the next week.
Articles feature Tom Patterson's crew who built the flying Airwolf, Airwolf's Monument Valley hiding place, Airwolf and the Bell 222.
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NOVEMBER 20, 2005 New EDCC project added
See Kurt Srodzinski's Electronic Data Command Center project in a newly-designed preview section.
Through meticulous attention to detail Kurt has become a subject matter expert for the design of the second season cockpit.
Last updated: February 5, 2007
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JUNE 17, 2005 All-new Subscriber Supplement
To help expand upon the articles featured in "The Wolf's Lair," a new online supplement provides materials and information that help the reader extend the experience. Tour Airwolf's locations virtually, explore detail photos and much more!
A free benefit to subscribers.
Last updated: January 09, 2009
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MAY 06, 2005 The Wolf's Lair Issue #2 is now available!
Issue #2 of The Wolf's Lair magazine has been released.
Articles include the Airwolf art department and its development of Airwolf: the helicopter and the show. This issue is full of details about the Airwolf mock-up and Khadafi's summer palace.
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APRIL 15, 2005 AIRWOLF: The TRIP March 2005
Clark's latest trip to gather new information for "The Wolf's Lair" readers is now posted. This trip included stops at several filming locations guided by Art Director Gary Lee and a mini-reunion of three Airwolf crewmembers.
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JANUARY 24, 2005 The Wolf's Lair Issue #1 is now available!
Introducing an original approach to the fan magazine genre. Issue #1 of The Wolf's Lair is now on its way to pre-subscribers.
This inagural issue focuses on those who produced the show and discusses Airwolf from their standpoint. Future issues will introduce more of the people that brought the show to your screen week after week.
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NOVEMBER 15, 2004 The Wolf's Lair magazine website is live
Following an announcement to fans on various forums, www.airwolf.tv is now The Wolf's Lair magazine website.
Pre-orders are being accepted for the much-anticipated magazine, and banners are available for download by those who would like to add a link from their website.
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SEPTEMBER 07, 2004 AIRWOLF: The TRIP August 2004
Mark J. Cairns posts a triplogue of his cross-country Airwolf adventure with Clark Van Hoten.
Stops include Universal Studios Hollywood (where Mark discusses his next Airwolf Themes CD with execs), Firm Headquarters, Catalina Island, and even Monument Valley.
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NOVEMBER 06, 2003 The Merchandise Guide is sold out
After three years in circluation, Airwolf: The Second Definitive Merchandise Guide is now sold out. Thanks to all who made the Guide their own.
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DECEMBER 15, 2001 Lance LeGault is official spokesman
Lance LeGault, star of the small screen, reprises his role as "D.G. Bogard" to read File A56-8W, a reprise that introduces the all-new,
full-color, 200+ item, 48-page Airwolf Merchandise Guide authored by Clark Van Hoten.
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NOVEMBER 27, 2000 Airwolf.tv comes to life
Ordering for Airwolf: The Second Definitive Merchandise Guide is now active.
The basic website, which originally went live on November 22, 1999 under a personal homepage URL, began as the showcase for this reference book for Airwolf collectors, which was inspired by Mark J. Cairns' original publication.
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