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Repaint for PaywareThe German Army operates a Sikorsky CH-53E in the 8475 variation, by Bernhard Lechner. It requires the Nemeth Designs CH-53E airframe and marks the 8475 designation, with Nemeth Designs listed as the aircraft's creator for virtual flight use.
Complete with 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 image references project-bo-105-fsx1.jpg and project-bo-105-fsx2.jpg.
Complete with Base ModelRegistration PH-NZA anchors the KLM Noordzee Helicopters S-61, with dynamic shine, a virtual panel, and sounds. The model originates from an earlier version and is optimized for the sim, with original work solely by David Hardcastle.
Repaint for PaywareBernhard Lechner documents a United Nations variant for the CH-53E, designed to operate with Nemeth Designs’ CH-53E FSX/SP2/ACC-aircraft. A UN-specific folder sits in SIMOBJECTS/ROTORCRAFT/ND_CH53E, and the configuration notes ui_createdby Nemeth Designs with ui_variation UN in use.
Valentin Rime crafts an Air-Glaciers themed AS350B3 for Nemeth Design, compatible with the base and expansion versions. Four variants exist—police with winch, medic equipment, hoist for material transport, and hoist_b heliski—with the hoist versions requiring the AS350 Ecureuil expansion option to use.
Repaint for PaywareThree variants, HAF, HAF-MG, and HAF-ROCKET, apply to the Area 51 UH-1Y Venom, using the identifier _HELLENIC_AF for the surface map within SimObjects\Rotorcraft\Area51Sim UH-1Y Venom. Credited to B. Lechner, the setup assigns atc_id UH1Y and prop_anim_ratio 1.86 for rotor animation.
Complete with Base ModelTiger HAP/HCP designation marks the French Army variant for close protection duties. Two MTR 390 engines power the model, which carries a 30-mm gun turret, 68-mm rockets, and air-to-air Mistral missiles, aligning with its close protection role.
Repaint for PaywareJohnny Rosario creates a fictional paint for the Bell 222B helicopter to celebrate the USMC 236th birthday, identified by the USMC variation. The designation anchors a named variant and credits the creator, presenting a rotorcraft appearance associated with the USMC identity.
Repaint for PaywareNemeth Designs produces the EC135 variant labeled T-328 Swiss(T2), and Olivier Roderiz handles the finish. The record lists ATC ID T-328 Swiss and ATC airline code 358, and indicates a two-part configuration via model=2 and panel=2, representing the ambulance EC135 used by Swiss forces.
Complete with Base Model206 JetRanger rotorcraft, by David Grindele, emerges as a revised edition converted from a prior release, with thirty new color variants and numerous enhancements, showcasing a sustained effort to broaden options for enthusiasts worldwide today.
Repaint for PaywareBy B. Lechner, the SAR 71 designation for Hamburg appears on the Bell UH-1H used by LTG 63 in Hohn, Germany, reflecting Hamburg-area SAR duties through 2006; it requires a Nemeth Designs payware UH-1H model and stores a SAR-71 folder named texture.SAR-71 within SIMOBJECTS/ROTORCRAFT/ND_UH1H to apply the markings.
Repaint for PaywareBy Edu Trullols, the EC135T2 variant for a Nemeth EC135 base carries ATC ID HE26.04 and UI variation FAMET in a Spanish Army context. It aligns with the nd_ec135 baseline and marks Freeware status today.
Repaint for PaywareErwin 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 camera definitions to support the Navy versions.
Repaint for PaywareBy Umberto Ghislanzoni, the Elilario Italia I-RMTI variant for the Bell 412_EP requires the original Bell 412 model from CERA Simaircraft to operate. It carries a black panel matching the real helicopter and uses the I-RMTI designation for the atc_id and variation label, per the Aircraft.CFG details.
Repaint for PaywareMartial Feron applies alterations to the Nemeth Designs AS 350, drawing on the original airframe as the basis. Feron receives attribution as the contributor for this modification, and the work remains anchored to the design lineage.
RepaintJon Murchison crafts a surface alteration for the RNZAF EH101 08 variant and receives credit for the modification, confirming a single configuration. The note identifies a single version and records the author attribution for completeness.
Complete with Base ModelThree variants appear: Tiger HAP, UHT, and ARH, each serving forces. The Tiger HAP serves the French Army and relies on two MTR 390 engines and a 30-mm gun turret with 68-mm rockets and Mistral missiles; the ARH for the Australian Army adds a Strix laser designator for Hellfire II and 70 mm rockets.
An Aerosoft base Sikorsky SH-60 Seahawk receives seven color schemes anchored in U.S. Navy imagery, artwork by Shayne of Fly Girl, while Chuck Bosn receives credit. Names include Battle Cats, Screamin Indians, Saberhawks, Scorpians, Sea Hawks, Warlords and Wolfpack.
Repaint for PaywareAn 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 models, relying on the ND_UH1H airframe and the DUST OFF variant, with a fltsim entry in aircraft.cfg.
Repaint for PaywareNemeth Design models the Huey UH-1H variant, with credits attributed to Fernando Angel G.; the aircraft is shown in flight, and two image references appear under the file names aerodiva-huey-uh-1h-fsx1_medium.jpg and aerodiva-huey-uh-1h-fsx2_large.jpg. Credits acknowledge both the designer and the author, reinforcing the variant identity.