This is an adaption of the Icaro AW-139, the open source continued development model released is used as the base and remains largely unchanged. The base aircraft credit belongs to Icaro, Carlos Palacio, and Marco Ferrarello. The only additions I have done were the textures for Los Angeles Fire Department and a semi-fictional version for Miami Dade Fire Rescue, whom also operate the 139, but without the Simplex model tank. Also, the 480 gallon Simplex tank was added and optional pond snorkel.
There are 2 versions of this aircraft available.
If you use FSX and P3Dv1-3 you must download that version (V2.0), P3Dv4+ users must download V2.1, i.e. this variant. V2.0 will work in P3D, but will not benefit from all the extras that were done to version V2.1 by the original authors.
This version includes working FLIR, sound enhancements, and a handful of other features.
Also, v2.1 has a built in shake cam effect for the VC, I have discovered it conflicts with the use of TrackIR so I have additional instructions in the readme for those using it to disable the shake cam effect.
This version is compatible with P3Dv4 and above only.
LAFD ships 1-5 are represented and ship 1 from Miami Dade. 6 total liveries.
This is the whole aircraft.
Firefighting version and repaints by Nicholas Mitchell "Scorch00"
There are 2 versions of this aircraft available.
If you use FSX and P3Dv1-3 you must download that version (V2.0), P3Dv4+ users must download V2.1, i.e. this variant. V2.0 will work in P3D, but will not benefit from all the extras that were done to version V2.1 by the original authors.
This version includes working FLIR, sound enhancements, and a handful of other features.
Also, v2.1 has a built in shake cam effect for the VC, I have discovered it conflicts with the use of TrackIR so I have additional instructions in the readme for those using it to disable the shake cam effect.
This version is compatible with P3Dv4 and above only.
LAFD ships 1-5 are represented and ship 1 from Miami Dade. 6 total liveries.
This is the whole aircraft.
Firefighting version and repaints by Nicholas Mitchell "Scorch00"
