HELICOPTERS
| Bell 205 | |
In Yellow Rescue colours. |
| Bell 206B (FS98 ) | |
A re-paint of the FS98 Bell |
| Bell 222 | |
Bell 222 helicopter |
| Bell 407 | |
In Northwest NewsChannel 8 (KGW Portland Oregon) colors. |
| Bell 412 NYPD | |
Bell 412 in New York Police Departement paint |
| Bell 47 (FS5 Only) | |
The Bell 47 of Korean war fame, in red |
| Bell Jet Ranger | |
SkY5 is the name for the aircraft that is used by Channel 5, WMC-TV in Memphis, TN. |
| Bell Jet Ranger | |
This is the second Bell Jet Ranger that I have uploaded. The first was modeled with a jet configuration and while it flew ok it wouldnt sit still at idle. This model is based on a single reciprocating engine and has better manners |
| Bell Jet Ranger | |
This aircraft represents an actual Jet Ranger that is based at Sky Dance Helicopters, Sedona Az. It is used to take tours of the surrounding mountains. |
| Bell Jet Ranger KOLD-TV | |
CHOPPER13 is the name for the aircraft that is used by Channel 13, KOLD-TV in Tucson, Arizona. |
| Bell Jet Ranger TV News | |
Bell Jet Ranger TV News for FS6. |
| Bell UH-1 Huey Air America | |
Includes both FS5 and FS6 versions |
| Cessna CH-1 Skyhook | |
As far as I know this is cessnas only try at a Helicopter. In 1952 Cessna bought out the Siebel Halicopter Co. that made the S-3. Only 4 CH-1s were sold. The Army bought 30 CH-1Cs with a 270 hp engine. There were 10 YH-41s made. they were 4 place. |
| Eurocopter AS350B2 KNBC-TV | |
Aircraft that is used by Channel 4, KNBC-TV in Los Angeles, CA. |
| Hughes 300 | |
The Hughes 300 is somewhat of a sports car helicopter in that it is more responsive than my previous models. The increased tail rotor(rudder) control allows more realistic low speed turns. |
| MBB-Kawasaki BK 117 Eurocopter | |
The Eurocopter (MBB/Kawasaki) BK 117 is produced by Germany (MBB) and Japan (Kawasaki). First Flight: 13-jun-1979. This Version (BK 117 B-2) is available since 1994. It is powered by two Lycoming LTS101-750B-1 Engines. The BK 117 is used worldwide. |
| MX1 Personal Helicoptor | |
A cool helecopter |
| McCulloch J-2 Gyroplane | |
Not strictly a Helicopter but, introduced in 1970, this autogyro uses a pusher propeller for forward thrust and an unpowered main rotor for lift. This file represents N4309G, Located at the Pima Air Museum in Tucson, AZ |
| McDonnell-Douglas MD530 Notar | |
Length:overall 39 feet 3 inches |
| Mil Mi-24 Hind-D | |
Mil Mi-24 Hind-D Soviet attck helocopter |
| Robinson R-22 | |
Takeoff- full flaps, very short roll- 10 feet; Slow flight- speed range of 10-25 kts depending on flap setting |
| Robinson R22 Beta | |
FS2000 Robinson R22 Beta features detailed model with virtual cockpit, animated rotors and working strobe and nav.Designed using the fantastic Design Studio Pro from Abacus and Aircraft Animator by Konstantin Kukushkin |
| Sikorsky R-6a Hoverfly II | |
The R-6a had a top speed of 96mph and a service ceiling of 13200 feet. It could cruise at 69mph for 305 miles. |
| Sikorsky S-61N | |
The Sikorsky S-61N Helicopter Airliner painted in Greenlandair colors. It will accomodate 25 pasengers. |
| Sikorsky S-64 Skycrane-CH-54 | |
This is the S-64 Skycrane, used as heavy lift Helicopter for both military, lumbering, and construction applications. This helicopter is huge, (88.5 ft long) with a six bladed 72 foor dia. rotor. In flight, it looks like a giant grasshopper. |
| Sikorsky S-76 TIA Med | |
Sikorsky S-76 in TIA Med colors. |
| Sikorsky S76B Air Harrods | |
Designed by Sikorsky in response to market research carried out for off-shore operators, it is widely used as a corporate executive transport and people mover all over the world. |
| Sikorsky UH-60 Blackhawk | |
US Military helicopter. |
| Sikorsky VH-3 | |
Marine One is a Sikorsky VH-3 (S-61). It is used primarily for transport of the U.S. President. As the pilot, you may legally land on the White House lawn. Repaint by Keiths Virtual Helipad. |
| Sikorsky VS-300A | |
Believed to be the first practical single rotor helicopter. Had a top speed of 48mph. Set several world records for rotary wing aircraft in 1940. Prototype rests in the Henry Ford-Thomas Edison Museum of Inventions. |