Ian Standfast (ians Original Notes Are Below) Textures repaint By Real Brousseau For Use On Offshore Oil gas Platforms In North Sea, Gulf Of Mexico, New Zeland And Nova Scotia, Canada.
The Sikorsky (military Versions H-5, R-5f, Ho3s-1) (civilian Version S-51) Was The First Helicopter To Be Built In Large Numbers And Represented Sikorskys First Major Success As Well As Its First Commercial Helicopter It First Flew In 1946. The S-51 Was Used As ...
Polish Navy colours. This aircraft is comparable to the Sikorsky S-58. The Mi-4 was in service with the Soviet Air Force by August 1953. It has had the largest production numbers of all the Soviet helicopters. Designed by Dominic Goode. Release Date: 23 07 2002.
2002 Designed by Manuel Gonzalez From Puerto Rico Thanks to: Dirk Weinberg of heliseite.de for you Help!!J Includes Panel, Dynamic Virtual Cockpit and Sound System (Dynamic Virtual Cockpit exclusively for FS2002)
Model of a Korean War era U.S. Navy Sikorsky S-51 (HO3S-1). The model was created and animated with g-max. It contains moving parts, working suspension, virtual cockpit w working instruments gauges and tailored panel. All instruments gauges and sounds are msfs ...
Unit Cost: $6.4 million Propulsion: Two General Electric T58-GE-10 turboshaft engines Length: 73 feet (21.9 meters) Fuselage length: 54 feet, 9 inches (16.5 meters) Height: 17 feet (5.1 meters) Weight: 11, 865 lbs. (5,339 kg) empty Maximum Takeoff Weight: 21,000 ...
Upgrade of FS2000 version from last year. Same visual model, added animated pilot, improved prop disk, improved cockpit bitmaps. True amphibian in FS2002. Reg # NC55V built in 1932, used by Varney Speed Lines as air taxi around San Francisco. Includes .air files ...
A cargo helicopter, could carry 12 to 16 troops or eight litters in the MedEvac role. The Chocktaw had a single four-bladed main rotor and a four-bladed metal tail rotor. The CH-34C was powered by a single Curtis-Wright R-1820-84C 1425 hp piston engine and had a ...
Model features complete moving parts including AD2000 technics. Animated gears, rotors, fans, and control surfaces. Also transparent cockpit.
