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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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SAMU Dodosim 206 Helicopter

Registration F-GMHC marks the 206 Low Skid variant, identified by a blue stripe for the SAMU theme and the Dodosim branding. The variation tag F-SAMU3 accompanies the designation, and Dodosim receives sole credit as creator.

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German Army/HEER Bell UH-1D

By B. Lechner, this German Army HEER UH-1D variant relies on the Nemeth Designs Bell UH-1H payware model. It uses a folder labeled HEER containing the skin and requires edits to aircraft.cfg to reference ui_type UH-1D and ui_variation HEER.

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Japan Air Self-Defense Force Bell 412

Imagined 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 the interior color, while the setup relies on the Bell_412_EP model and uses ui_type=412 EP with ui_variation=JASDF and requires an original Cera aircraft.

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Air Greenland Aerospatiale AS350 B3 OY-HUA

Mads Petersen refines a Nemeth Designs AS350 B3 variant for Greenland registration OY-HUA, with atc_id OY-HUA, ui_type AS350 B3, and ui_variation OY-HUA. The B3 seats six and the Virtual Cockpit contains no crew model, altogether.

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Marines Medivac Bell 212

Bernhard Lechner creates the Marines Medivac variant for the Bell 212, featuring fictitious Marine markings and fuselage color contrasts that evoke emergency medical responses. It remains compatible exclusively with the Cera Sim Bell 212 model, anchored by a named Medivac variant to reflect improvised evacuation missions.

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Helicopter Academy Robinson R-22

Registered N8066U identifies a Robinson R-22 in the R22 Beta II variant, credited to Guillermo A Raffo. The model carries ui_createdby Guillermo A Raffo (BLACKOUT) and notes a two-seat rotorcraft used for training and aerial photography, illustrating its practical role at a training school.

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Red/Black Robinson R22

Alex James crafts a red and black variation of the Robinson R22 Beta II for the model, credited by the author. The configuration specifies ui_type R22 Beta II and ui_variation Red, Black, while the registered code atc_id is N6092U with an atc_id_color of 0xc6eff7ff.

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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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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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Bundesgrenzschutz UH-1H

Bundesgrenzschutz markings appear on a Nemeth UH-1H Huey, with Bernhard Lechner credited as the creator worldwide. It designates a named variant BGS D-HAQI for Nemeth Designs & MILVIZ, and requires an original Nemeth Design aircraft.

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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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Austria Flugpolizei Ecureuil Helicopter

Austrian Flugpolizei Ecureuil helicopter models the AS 350 Ecureuil variant and is based in Vienna for rescue missions. The atc_id OE-OXT anchors the variation, tied to the Nemeth Design Ecureuil lineage, with credit by Lukas Egger.

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MD500E Paint Kit

Ported MD500E variant kit uses the Nemeth Design model, with acceleration by Cris Gaeth improving handling dynamics and responsiveness. It assigns atc_id H-999 and atc_flight_number 99999 for Private airspace, and variation is paint across the data.

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US Navy Bell 206 FX Helicopter

By Russel R. Smith, US Navy TH-57C markings accompany the Bell 206 family rotorcraft, displaying modex 80 and Bureau Number 162044 once flown by Cmdr Sally deGozzaldi with HT-8 in 2004, and recognizing Lt. Flint Brady at NAS Whiting Field.

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US Air Force Bell 412

By Bernhard Lechner, with Dirk Hueschelrath refining interior seating tones, this introduces a fictional USAF motif on the Bell 412 EP by Cera Simaircraft. It preserves all flight systems and gauges, and requires the Bell 412 EP payware add-on from the same developer.

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Commercial Helicopters Australia Bell 206B Yellow

Bright high-visibility yellow treatment for the Bell 206B JetRanger, created by Jon Murchison for enthusiasts piloting the default model, features crisp exterior detailing that accentuates the aircraft's contours. The work is freeware and requires the base Bell 206B to function.

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Boeing CH-46 Sea Knight Update

By Bob Chicilo, the Sea Knight rotorcraft receives gauge changes in both the virtual and 2D cockpits, preserving the underlying model originally created by Rory Kelly. A rotor shadow issue persists, with the author admitting uncertainty about a fix.

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Civil Air Patrol Agusta A-109A

Original 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 creator split and a focused collaboration on this configuration.

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Aerospatiale AS.350 Ecureuil, KTM, OE-XKM

Aerospatiale 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 customer deliveries of the Ecureuil begin in April 1978.

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