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Searches the whole library — filter by sim & category on the results pageTwo 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…
By Bruce Fitzgerald, this Hughes 269C variant delivers forgiving and stable yet nimble flight dynamics, with an animated pilot, moving pedals, sticks, and doors, and a dynamic cockpit view. It offe…
Base ModelTim Conrad reworks a 2004 OH 6A into an MH 6A Little Bird, flown by the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment, known as the Night Stalkers, headquartered at Fort Campbell. This version uses th…
Payware RepaintErwin Welker presents a Navy-oriented Black Cat color variation for Alphasim's Lynx family, noting a small divergence from the real aircraft. The archive requires LYNXUPDATE.ZIP and adds reworked c…
Payware RepaintLeo Freitas credits a Robinson R44 variant associated with a television broadcaster for use with a Flying Club R44 line, accompanied by an image file named chopper5.gif. The listing shows compatibi…
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…
Payware RepaintThree variants of the Bell 412 showcase markings for the U.S. Park Police, FBI, and a U.K. RAF Rescue #3, by Chuck Bosn. Accuracy aligns with available photos, and notes highlight that details depe…
Payware RepaintBernhard Lechner creates a Swiss-inspired civil-registered coloration for the Bell UH-1H Huey, showcasing a fictional registration HB-XCW and alpine-inspired exterior markings. HB-XCW files reside …
Payware RepaintBernhard Lechner creates a Germany-focused medevac variant for the UH-1D, designated D-HBZU, and emphasizes fidelity to known reference imagery. It relies on the Nemeth Designs Bell UH-1H model ins…
Payware RepaintBernhard Lechner develops a Japan Coast Guard variant for the Bell 212, intended for owners of payware Bell 212 by Cera Simaircraft to achieve authentic exterior. The installer places BELL_212 dire…
Payware RepaintBernhard Lechner crafts a Turkish Navy variant of the Bell 212 as a freeware enhancement for the Cera Simaircraft model. It employs a dedicated TURKEY-NAVY section in aircraft.cfg, a TURKEY folder …
Payware RepaintImagined Bell 412 EP variant appears for the Japanese air defense force, though the service has no Bell helicopters in operation. Bernhard Lechner credits the work, with Dirk Hueschelrath refining …
Payware RepaintCreated by Bernhard Lechner, this PAF variant for the Bell 212 adds insignia and markings aligned with real-world imagery, using a PAKISTAN designation in the aircraft.cfg. It requires the payware …
Base ModelAlan Devins crafts the A109A helicopter, shaping models, textures and flight dynamics, while Tonni Jorgensen handles panel views and Steve Hanley tunes engine gauges. Danny Garnier adds a thumbnail…
Payware RepaintSix numbered variants, 1093 through 1098, exist for a Coast Guard AW-109 project by Nemeth Designs & MILVIZ, with two files named aw109_3_T and aw109_4_T, and a bundle of five DDS files plus five s…
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 ModelTwo-seat Kamov helicopter receives cockpit changes by incorporating Daniel da Silva’s Hokum B panel and Vladimir Zhyhulskiy’s An-12BK gauges with Henry Kelsall’s TSR2 HUD, credited to Michael E. Ro…
Base ModelOriginal credits list Alan Devins, Tonni Jorgensen, Steve Hanley, and Danny Garnier for the A-109A variant, while Nate Anders and Jordan Brimage handle the color work, confirming a four-to-two crea…
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 …
Base ModelAS350 rotorcraft, original by FSpainter and Florian Laroye, appears with a thumbnail by Danny Garnier and the image file name n350ba.gif, and it receives compatibility testing to verify operability…