Early in the movie, Hunt and his team make their getaway in a Huey Helicopter. The long shots are done by CGI, and to keep costs down, model-making was used. This was the old way before CGI, is relatively inexpensive, and still used whenever possible. The Huey in some shots is the model, in others, it's CGI. On the tail of the Huey are the letters D-HDRS. These are the last names of the model makers. In order, 1) Fon Davis, Lead Model Maker: ILM, 2) Neal Halter, Model Maker, 3) Nick D'Abo, Model Maker: ILM (credited as Nicholas D'Abo) 4) Chuck Ray, Practical Effects Technician: models, ILM (credited as Charles Ray) 5) Joseph Suen, Digital Model Development: ILM. Either it's intentional or coincidental.

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