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SA365N Dauphin / HH-65A DOLPHIN by Ian Standfast |
3dauphggr.zip 85k |
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Aerospatiale SA 318C Alouette II by Ulrich
Ferner |
fsairframes/Al2 Stff.8.zip
3280k |
| BELL |
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FS98 BELL 212 Greenland Air
The 212 is a popular helicopter for offshore gas and oil rig support as well as rescue
operations.Model features animated rotors, opening
side doors, a basic panel and sound.
By Deane Baunton. |
b212gair.zip 760k |
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Bell Model 407 PHI (Petroleum Helicopters Inc.) by
Ian Standfast repaint by Marty Miller |
b407phi.zip 55k |
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Bell Textron 412SP - Star Flight by Shlomo 'Slo
Mo' Hakim |
b412sp_s.zip 218k |
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Bell 222B Executive Helicopter for Fs98. This
model features animated rotors, retractable gear, panel and appropriate sounds. By Bill
Lyons |
b22bl.zip 283k |
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FS98 Bell 430 in demo paint. By Navin Bopitiya. |
bell430d.zip 155k |
| BOEING MD |
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FS98 BOEING MD LONGBOW APACHE
Brand new 3d model, real sounds,
transparent rotors, original by Brett Sumpter, sounds by Mike Hambly, AIR file by KVH
(thanks Keith) full rework by Nigel Booth. |
ah-64.zip 512k |
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AH-64 Apache Longbow in winter camo paint. With
sounds. By Nigel Booth. |
ah64snow.zip 505k |
| CANADAIR |
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CL-84-1 Dynavert In the 1960s, Canadair developed
an aircraft that could hover like a helicopter, or fly with STOL capability. 4 were
built, this is 402 in the paint she wore for her Canadian Armed Forces evaluation. The
best of the pre-Osprey convertiplanes, 402 now resides in the Canadian Aviation Museum in
Ottawa.
By Klaus D. Werr |
Want something to almost hover if you haven't got pedals or a
Sidewinder yet? The doubled parts drove me nuts designing it, but it sure is fun to fly!
Watch the pitch-up when adding flaps. dynavert.zip
172k |
| FLETTNER |
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Fl-282 Kolibri (Hummingbird) Design finalized in
1940. The first real helicopter production program. This was one of two types of German
helicopters to reach squadron service in WWII. This version depicts the second prototype.
By Klaus D. Werr |
This bird's development program pre-dated Sikorsky's R-4 by
almost 3 years! Used by the Army to spot artillery and guide tanks, and by the Navy to
locate submarines.
Fl282.zip 695k |
| KAMOV DESIGN BUREAU |
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Kamov Ka-25 Hormone-A.
First seen in 1961, this interesting
helicopter was in service with the Soviet Navy until 1975 as a shipborne ASW platform,
flying crane and transport for up to 12 Navy troops. The main rotor assembly used co-axial
contra-rotating rotors to eliminate the tail rotor. This is a Kamov trademark. About 460
built Photorealistic textures
By Klaus D. Werr |
My original version Ka25a.zip
551k
Now with ANIMATED contra-rotating rotors!!
ka25_2.zip 556k
Thanks, Keith. |
| McCULLOCH |
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McCulloch MC-4C Developed by the Helicopter
Division of McCulloch Motors Inc., this was one of the many 'Flying Bananas' of the time
period. Submitted for US Army trials as the MC-4C, it features a bigger engine and
endplate rudders. Fly a piece of 1951.
By Klaus D. Werr |
The late 1940's and 1950's saw the emergence of a whole pile of
"Flying Bananas". This one had an odd shape that appealed to me. Easy to fly.
MC-4C.zip 229k |
| MIL DESIGN BUREAU |
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Mil Mi-6 "Hook"
Transport & heavy assault helicopter. Ready to fly some Soviet big iron? In service
from 1957, this beast quickly set 14 FAI helicopter records, some of which still stand.
First Soviet helicopter to use wings to help unload the main rotor, some 860 were built.
Crew of 5, 70 troops with gear, or 41 casualties, or 90 passengers. "/" key
operates rear clamshell doors and ramp. Includes panel and sounds.
By Klaus D. Werr |
This is a big bird in every sense. It's definitely not a
trainer, but it is quite flyable. Pay attention to the tail rotor at low speeds. Improved
performance for hot/high operation.
Mi-6A.zip 982k |
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Mil Mi-6 "Hook"
Transport & heavy assault helicopter.As above, but in the livery of British Airways
Virtual. Includes panel and sounds.
By Klaus D. Werr Repaint by Leslie Jones |
bavmi-6a.zip 1000k |
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Czech Republic Mil Mi-24 Hind D
An assault helicopter, carrying a large weapons load, but also capable of transporting up
to eight troops. Includes helicopter, panel and sounds. Original by Michael De
Santis. Repaint by Bobby Stilz. Sounds and panel by
Jiri Masnik. |
Big, bad and nasty.
mi24_cza.zip 1648k |
