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Custom livery for the Agusta A109 representing the National Ports Authority unit based at Richards Bay (near FARB), created with the Nemeth Designs repaint kit. Shows registration ZS-RRB and the pilot-transfer role guiding ships in and out of the harbour on a Nemeth Designs A109.
Built on a Nemeth Design model and credited to Fernando Angel G., this release is depicted aloft in the accompanying images. The focus is the exterior representation, showing the subject clearly in flight profile detail.
Fictional rescue repaint for the Nemeth Designs & MILVIZ AW109, packaged with ten DDS files, one texture file, and one thumbnail. Suits a PW206C twin with fully articulated four-blade main rotor, retractable tricycle gear, and an EMS-fitted cabin featuring analog attitude, single-display GPS, and hoist.
Twin Pratt & Whitney Canada PW206C power, a four-bladed fully articulated main rotor, two-bladed tail rotor, and retractable tricycle gear support the medical/hoist layout with EMS cabin, analog attitude, and single display GPS. Two repaints—SAAF grey and true camo—adapt the LUH configuration for local schemes.
Concept repaint visualizes a hypothetical look, using the original model by Alan Devins, Tonni Jorgensen, Steve Hanley, and Danny Garnier. Exterior textures by Nate Anders and Jordan Brimage reimagine markings and color layout to suggest how a finished livery might appear.
Concept repaint visualizes a plausible operational scheme, built upon the original model by Laurent Hadorn, Christian Spaltenstein, and Franz Haider. Textures by Nate Anders and Jordan Brimage present a cohesive exterior livery that illustrates what such a configuration might look like.
Photo-based texture for ND_AW109_medw renders NZ3403 markings, created by Michael Mannschreck. The underlying rotorcraft is described with twin Pratt & Whitney Canada PW206C engines, a four-bladed fully articulated main rotor, two-bladed tail, retractable tricycle gear, plus hoist, EMS cabin, analog attitude and single-display GPS.
Panel update clears an unintended dependency on the Captain Sim Weapon Package by providing corrected [fltsim] entries with blank panel= lines and appropriate panel_old flags, restoring default layouts across RNLN Marines textures, spanning MG/FFAR loadouts and VSQ3/4/6 liveries at Biak, HATO, and Valkenburg.
Texture files that remove rear seating, mirroring Special Operations practice where seats are rarely used. With the seats gone, operators can attach to floor rings via safety lines, enabling mission-flexible layouts and better outward visibility to address threats not covered by door gunners when windows are removed.
Movie-inspired repaint adds an FBI logo to match the chopper seen in Die Hard 4, with configuration lines specifying texture=FBI, prop_anim_ratio -1.76, and ATC ID “Federal” in color 0xc6eff7ff. Notes indicate the on-screen counterpart was a 412 LongRanger.
Textures-only repaint by Cronan Doyle applies a fictional scheme inspired by the Irish Defence Forces air wing to the default rotorcraft, acknowledging the service operates AW139s instead. Focused on visuals, the configuration snippet shows checklist and reference entries plus ATC ID 256.
MH-6 reinterpretation of Tim Conrad’s OH-6A by Mark Rooks pairs a custom “Death Awaits In The Dark” finish with default rotorcraft panel use—no extra gauges or setup. Handling reflects covert-style, low-altitude agility with stable rapid maneuvers, plus Night Stalkers heritage references and motto elements.
Eight models present a virtual cockpit crafted in 3DS Max and gmax, with animations, specular and normal mapping, and eight reflective textures plus a paintkit. Custom avionics integrate Apollo SL40, Davtron M308 chronometer, Garmin GTX330/GNS430/GMA430, and a radio CD player.
Replacement textures eliminate the common blur on the default two-seat light utility rotorcraft, sharpening the two-blade rotor silhouette and fuselage details for a more defined exterior during maneuvers. Authored by Paul Craig, this update enhances visual clarity while respecting the type’s training role and compact, efficient design.
Freeware texture patch by Paul Craig replaces original exterior .dds files with refined high‑resolution versions, eliminating blurred surfaces and fine‑tuning mapping so the body, tail, and rotor details render cleanly. Visual authenticity is preserved, and only superficial textures are changed—no adjustments to flight dynamics or configuration.
CONAF Chile-themed interpretation of the 205A-1 by Robinson Andres Cerna Vera, centering on external appearance and markings with a straightforward scope, focusing on color placement and overall identity consistent with the subject and operator reference throughout.
Operator-themed repaint tailored to Huey X, aligned with the UH-1D Iroquois variant and model=205 mapping. Preset details include atc_id N4750R and atc_flight_number 750R, plus prop_anim_ratio 1.67. Authored by Dain “Leorstef” Arns and created within the Huey X model limitations.
Texture correction addressing the unpainted framework around the front windows on the North Carolina Division of Forest Resources repaint for Aerosoft Huey X. The included file resolves the missed area in that livery, updating the relevant DDS to restore the small framework detail where it was omitted.
Österreichische Flugpolizei “Libelle” repaint by Lukas Egger for the Nemeth Design model, showing OE-OXT registration and ui_variation “Flugpolizei Österreich,” plus configuration entries such as texture=libelle and prop animation ratio -1.86; bases noted as LOWG, LOWW, LOWS, and LOWZ.
Repaint applying Austrian police colors to the AS 350, depicting rescue unit Martin 3, based in Vienna. Contains texture set 'flugpolizei' with relevant config entries such as ui_manufacturer Aerospatiale, ui_type AS 350, and atc_id OE-OXT.
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