Скачать или смотреть Testors 1/48 Roswell Crash Diorama

The beginning of this video contains a genuine radio audio recording dating from July, 1947 by US network ABC. The recording reports that the 509th Atomic Bomb Group based in Roswell, New Mexico have in their possession a flying disk that landed / crashed on a ranch close to Corona, New Mexico. It also reports that the disk was sent to Wright Field in Dayton, Ohio for 'further inspection.'

The next day, the US Army Air Force did a U-turn claiming the disk was in fact a weather balloon. It seems really hard to accept that the highly trained officers of the 509th Bomb Group would mistake a commonly seen weather balloon with a machine-like, disk-shaped craft, and would furthermore send it to the 'Foreign Technology Division' in Ohio, but that's the story they went with.

The model is a multi-part resin kit in 1/48th scale by Testors that contains three human figures. These would presumably represent civilian witness Jim Ragsdale, the then Roswell Base Commander Colonel William 'Butch' Blanchard and Sergeant Melvin 'Brownie' Brown. It also depicts 2 dead or dying ET figures and the metallic craft itself.

The model was based on drawings forensically composited by William Louis McDonald from interviews with witnesses, and the case files of Captain Kevin D Randle USAF Reserve, and Donald R Schmitt.

The end of the video shows a leaked image from 1997 that allegedly shows the actual Roswell UFO crash site. This image was in the hands of a man who when by the name of DS ( not to be mistaken for researcher Don Schmitt. ) DS claimed that the photo was given to him in 1953 by a senior officer and that he was sworn to secrecy. He decided to go public with the image in July, 1997 to mark the 50th anniversary of the crash, having decided that the truth should finally come out.