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Mil Mi-2. General-purpose
light helicopter, painted in Agrocompany "Niva" (Ukraine), reflecting
textures , full animation, VC. GMax-model. Author - Vladimir
Zhyhulskiy. 914K |
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| FS2004
Mil Mi-8MT/T "Hip" helicopter.
Medium transport helicopter. In 2 variants - military and civil.
Each version in 3 textures. VC with the working gauges. Panel.
Dynamic reflexs, full animation. Autor - Vladimir Zhyhulskiy.
3.5MB |
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| FS2004
Schweizer 300 C (Hughes 300) Munch Brothers Aviation
has altered the Schweizer 300 C for Electrical Utility work.
This is a factious model but similar helicopters are in use
across the United States. This package includes both a Hovercontrol
paint AND a Munch Brothers Aviation Paint. Original S300 by
Jordan Moore. Modified Electrical Utility Model by Donald Elliott.
2.7MB |
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FS2004
MD500D 3 livery package
. Model by Peter Nemeth and Tamas Nemeth . Md 500 gauges by
Peter Nemeth 2D panels, sound, info, data and most of the
sourches by Batki "McDonnell" Zoltan. 28.5MB
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| FS2004
Aérospatiale AS350 B3 OFAC
Textures only. Real livery to this AS350 of the OFAC, the Swiss
Federal Office for Civil Aviation. This AS350 is based to Bern-Belp
(LSZB) TEXTURE ONLY, requires the file AS350 B3 Pack 2 & Panel
available at the french site FsFrance http://www.fsfrance.com
. FS2002 compatible. Original helicopter by Aurélien Terriere.
Repainted by Jean-Jacques Parel. 2MB |
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Bell 206B Improved Sounds.
This
is my latest fix to the default Bell 206B JetRanger sound package.
It replaces the xhe4 file to reflect more accuracy and to eliminate
the "loop effect" heard halfway through the original xhe4 clip
in my previous sound fix. Sourced from an in-flight recording
of a Bell 206B JetRangerIII. Steven Rosenow. 2.9MB |
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FS2004
B206 Hoffstadt Bluffs Textures.
Texture files for the Default Bell 206 B JetRanger III. This
repaint is of the Hoffstadt Bluffs Mt. St. Helens tour helicopter.
The real helicopter is also a Bell 206 B JetRanger III and
is registered with tail number N636ES and operated by Hillsboro
Helicopters. By Steven Rosenow. 2.3MB
See the
Hoffstadt Bluffs Mt. St. Helens Scenery here
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