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Italian Navy Bell 212

Two variants for the Bell 212 serve the Italian Navy, MARINA-56 with orange markings and MARINA-33 without, each uses an original Bell 212 airframe and remains compatible with the base model. Bernhard Lechner receives credit.

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Bell UH-1D Huey 'N205R'

Tim Scharnhop designs a UH-1D Huey variant registered as N205R for use with a separate add-on and releases AS_HueyX_N205R.ZIP. The installer places a N205R folder in Aerosoft_Bell UH1D, and editing aircraft.cfg adds an [fltsim.XX] entry with atc_id=N205R and ui_variation=N205R.

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Royal Australian Air Force Bell UH-1H

Bernhard Lechner presents a RAAF-marked Bell UH-1H variant built on Nemeth Design's base for rotorcraft models, featuring authentic markings and a dedicated in-code identity. The configuration resides in SIMOBJECTS/ROTORCRAFT/ND_UH1H and credits Bernhard Lechner as creator.

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Blue/White Bell 206B JetRanger

The 206B variant receives a blue and white color treatment echoing late 1970s styling, applied to the default airframe today. Bump and specular files accompany the presentation, and Garett Schmidt receives credit for the work.

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Air Greenland Bell 212 OY-HCU

Registration OY-HCU anchors a Bell 212 variant associated with Air Greenland, based at Qaqortoq, and Mads Petersen credits the work. It adopts the OY-HCU atc_id and ui_variation HCU-2009, aligning with a single variant focused depiction for the Cerasim Bell 212.

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Bell 206B JetRanger

An orange-accent JetRanger variant replicates the Orange County Choppers helicopter seen on TLC, while Silver Cities Helicopters operates it in Las Vegas. Heath Phillips applies the finish using a dedicated paint kit, and the associated image carries the file name occb206b.gif.

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ADAC-Luftrettung Bell 412

Bernhard Lechner creates a Bell 412 EP ADAC variant that shows a vibrant yellow color identity and ADAC-style fuselage markings to mirror Germany’s rescue fleet, while noting that ADAC does not operate Bell airframes in reality. The file requires the payware Bell 412 by Cera Simaircraft to run.

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US Navy Bell 212

Two variants for a Bell 212 used by the US Navy appear here, credited to Bernhard Lechner. The assets sit in SIMOBJECTS/ROTORCRAFT/BELL_212 as NAVY-01 and NAVY-02, with explicit navy identifiers in the variation labels for quick recognition.

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CHC Helikopter Service AS322L2

Nemeth Designs presents the AS322L2 Super Puma for CHC operations, registered LN-OHJ, wearing CHC Norway New Old Colors, by Kristoffer K. Rivedal, and linked to the ND_AS322 directory. The data notes a single variant and includes the LN-OHJ designation in its model attribution.

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Great Western Air Ambulance Bo 105

Bo105 variant by Bernhard Lechner uses the Nemeth Designs ND_BO105 base and carries the GW AIR AMBULANCE designation, with the GREATWEST directory housing the related data. ui_type BO-105 and ui_createdby NEMETH DESIGNS anchor the work to the ND BO105 lineage.

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AS 332 L2 "Bundesgrenzschutz"

Bernhard 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 aircraft, and the German force’s name is Bundespolizei since 2005.

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French Army (ALAT) Piasecki H-21C

This 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 modifications, and France operates 108 H-21Cs, stationed at Sétif–Aïn Arnat, with service spanning 1956–1971.

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US Navy Bell 412

This record presents a Bell 412 EP variant associated with the US Navy at Naval Air Station Agana, Guam in 1981, and remains fictional beside the UH-1N-1 baseline. It requires an original Cera aircraft to operate, lists atc_id 264, and credits Jeff Trozzo as the contributor.

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Bell 206B JetRanger N201SC

Variant N201SC in the 206B JetRanger family carries registration N201SC; Schiavone Construction Co. operates it, by Garett Schmidt, reflecting the real-world ownership behind this aircraft representation. Bump and specular files accompany it, providing surface detail.

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Bell-Textron 206B III JetRanger

Two names appear in association with a JetRanger variant for a Bell-Textron rotorcraft, tied to the B206B3.ZIP file needed for operation. Owen Hewitt is listed as the primary designer and Patrick Machabert is named for the work.

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Royal Bahraini Air Force Bell 212

Bernhard 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 occupants. An aircraft.cfg line specifies ui_type 212 and ui_variation BAHRAIN.

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German Airforce EOD Bell UH-1D

A German Air Force EOD variant of the Huey carries callsign 72+11 and appears as a graphics modification for the Nemeth Design Bell UH-1H. The configuration relies on the original aircraft and uses the EOD-LW variation name associated with 72+11.

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Eastern General Aviation Bell 412

Bernhard Lechner credits a Bell 412 EP variant that aligns with the Bell_412_EP baseline, with ui_type 412 EP and ui_variation EASTERN GENERAL. It is a fictional presentation that closely resembles the Bell 212 and requires the original Cera aircraft to function.

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H-21C French Army (ALAT) GH2 Setif 1956

An H-21C operated by the French Army’s ALAT with GH2 designation occupies Setif in 1956 and stands as one of the first fourteen delivered that year. It preserves C/N 159 on the fins rather than FR12, features a large fuselage roundel and two-letter code, and uses modified .MDL files to mirror the French gear configuration.

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French Army H-21C

An ALAT H-21C variant designated GH2 Sétif 1959 carries the GH2 emblem on the rear starboard fuselage and a unit badge behind the cabin door. Based on Mick Posch’s Piasecki H-21C, MDL tweaks adjust the landing gear for French service, while the historical deployment notes cite 108 airframes delivered to French forces.

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