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Base ModelAn amphibious variant of the Bell 47 adds floats to the bubble canopy for the simulator, merges the Gmax model by M. Jean-Marie Mermaz with Danny Garnier's adjustments. The design includes redesign…
Base ModelThe Bell 47 On Skids FBXXJ uses a Gmax-based visual model featuring an operable cockpit and gauges, refined by Danny Garnier, building on Mermaz’s original framework. The design omits autopilot to …
Base ModelThe Bell 214, a medium-lift helicopter derived from the UH-1 Huey, appears with Iran Army markings. Developer Mohammad Faali delivers a complete model that includes the aircraft itself, aligning th…
Two helicopter variants, the MD500E and the OH-6A Cayuse, appear alongside a Little Bird project, and Wayne Farrell is credited for composition. The MD500E traces its origins to Peter and Tamas Nem…
Payware RepaintCirca 1983, a US Navy Sikorsky Sea King SH-3H operates as the HS-6 variant aboard USS Enterprise, with registration SK00. Virtavia provides the base USN_SH-3H model and Zsolt Beleznay is credited f…
Base ModelGerman Coast Guard and Police duties drive a BO-105 variant, transitioning to vers.2.0 with a virtual cockpit, featuring new colors and it adds emergency doors and a winch, by Dirk Stuck, with imag…
Payware RepaintAn MH-47G Chinook carries a USS Enterprise-inspired naval motif and pairs with the Area51Sim MH-47 base model, requiring the core aircraft to function. The atc_id CVN-65 marks a US Navy heavy-lift …
Payware RepaintBy B. Lechner, a US Marine Corps variant of the UH-1Y Venom represents a Marine designation. It uses atc_id UH1Y and ui_type UH-1Y VENOM with ui_variation US MARINES, ui_manufacturer AREA51, aligni…
Base ModelTwo prototype styles exist for a high-speed scout and attack helicopter, designed to carry crew of 2 with armed soldiers, and the first flight occurs in May 2015; the cockpit features animated stic…
Payware RepaintAn medevac configuration for the Bell UH-1H Huey displays large red cross insignia and weathering reflecting casualty evacuation missions. B. Lechner designs it for Nemeth Designs and MILVIZ base m…
An AgustaWestland A109 LUH operates for the National Ports Authority in Richards Bay, South Africa, dropping and picking up crew for harbour pilotage and potential SAR tasks. It uses atc_id ZS-RRB …
Payware RepaintBernhard Lechner releases a freeware ADAC Luftrettung design for the MBB Bo 105, which reproduces the rescue markings used by Germany’s air-ambulance division. It relies on the payware Nemeth Desig…
Payware RepaintBernhard Lechner crafts a Bell UH-1D configuration honoring the US Navy Test Pilot School, built on Nemeth Designs’ Bell UH-1H base model. It relies on an [fltsim.XX] entry in aircraft.cfg to apply…
Payware RepaintBernhard Lechner delivers a blue-marked variation designed for the AS332 airframe, bearing the BGS D-HEYA designation and reflecting fictional markings. It requires an original Nemeth Design aircra…
RepaintThis variant of the Piasecki H-21C carries ALAT markings with 1960 fins roundels, the Army Aviation crest, and a white serial on black. Landing gear relies on custom mdl files to reflect GH2 Sétif …
Payware RepaintBernhard Lechner delivers a design for a Bell 212 used by Bahrain's defense aviation, built around a payware model from Cera Simaircraft, a twin-engine rotorcraft configured to carry up to 14 occup…
Laurent Hadorn, Christian Spaltenstein, and Franz Haider provide the original EC-135 model for this entry, assembling the core design from their collaboration. Nate Anders and Jordan Brimage contri…
Base ModelThe Hellenic Navy operates 11 Sea Hawks, known as Aegean Hawks, after ordering five S-70B-6 aircraft in July 1991 for the Idra Class frigates and adding three more in 2000 with advanced electronics…
Payware RepaintAlphaSim Ltd handles a HH-60G Pavehawk variant for USAF Keflavik, identified by atc_id UH-60 and carrying Island identity on an MH_clean model. prop_anim_ratio=-1.1, parking types align MIL_COMBAT,…
Base ModelAerospatiale develops the AS.350 in the early 1970s, with an Avco Lycoming powered prototype achieving its first flight on 27 June 1974. A Turbomeca Arriel version follows on 14 February 1975, and …