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FS2004/FS9 GYRODYNE QH-50C ====================== Remote controlled coaxial helicopter from the end of 1950s. Used by the US Navy through out the 1960s. Librarian Note: Part of the preservation of the long defunct Swedbird website.

FS 2004 BELL 207 SIOUX SCOUT ============================ Bell´s proposal for an armed helicopter which would combine the desired combat potential with the desired flight performance. The Model 207 prototype (N73927) made its maiden flight on 27 June, 1963. Although a highly promising concept...

FS2004/FS9 AGUSTA A-106 ======================== An italian built single seat anti submarine helicopter from the mid-1960s. Only a few helicopters were made. ID 5-01 and 5-02 are the prototype models from the Agusta company. Little is known about the A-106. Only five images are available from...

FS2004 / FS9 BELL OH-58D KIOWA ============================= This is prebeta of the Bell OH-58D Kiowa. It is released although it is not finished completely. Since I don´t really know when it can be completed I rather release it as it is, than prolong the wait for it. Designers note...

Lasse Lindh's Eagle Helicycle, Had a lot of trouble getting this, but thanks to JDTinballs who found it. Now we can all enjoy this little turbine helicopter whenever we want ^_^ Uploaded by Fox105iwsp as part of the Swedbird website preservation.

FS2004/FS9 HILLER XH-44 HILLER COPTER ===================================== The XH-44 flew for the first time in July 1944. I was the first successful American co-axial helicopter, Steve Hiller was only 19 years old when he made that flight. It was also the world first successful all-metal...

FS2002/2004 SIKORSKY VS-300A ============================ As a tribute to one of the greatest pioneers in the history of aviation, Igor I Sikorsky, this model of the first true helicopter from 1939, with main and tail rotor configuration, has been released for FS2002 and FS2004. Librarian...

FS2002/2004 KAMAN-1200 KMAX =========================== Kaman's K-MAX "aerial truck", the first aircraft specifically designed for repetitive external lift applications, is proving highly reliable and cost-effective in a variety of operations around the world. The design of the K-MAX is based...

FS 2004 BRANTLY B2 ================== The Brantly B-2 series helicopter recently celebrated its 40th anniversary (1959-1999) since the FAA granted it a type certificate. Mr Newby O. Brantly, father of the B2, set out to design a low-cost helicopter that would be easy to learn and a smooth...

FS2004 FILPER BETA 200 ====================== In 1960 the American company "Filper Research" managed by William Orr built an unusual helicopter. It was equipped with "Gyro Flex" system of rotors. The novelty was in using special sinkers for rotors trimming supported at the base of the blades...

An ultralight kit helicopter. This is an old design, or a learning project, never supposed to be released, brought back to my workshop just to finish it without putting too much effort into it. There are a few design errors. The real Mosquito don´t have wheels, except on modified individuals...

FS2004 CICARE CH-7 ANGEL Updated version ========================= Kit built helicopter. The, CH-7 Angel, was designed by Italian born Argentina citizen Augusto Cicare. The CH-7 angel is his seventh helicopter creation, hence the acronym CH-7, which stands for Cicare’s helicopter #7. The CH-7...

FS2004 SANTA COPTER =================== Santa Claus, with the help from Hovercontrol and it´s members has swapped their reindeers for a helicopter. This design is based upon the real santa Copter, although some of the features on the real one never could be incorporated in the FS model, such as...

FS 2004 BELL 47J2 RANGER (updated version) ======================== One of the very classical helicopters. There are so much to write about this helicopter that I probably wear out my fingers. Therefore I will give you a couple of links where you can read more about this wonderful bird. (NB...

FS 2004 BELL 47J2 RANGER Float(updated version) ======================== One of the very classical helicopters. There are so much to write about this helicopter that I probably wear out my fingers. Therefore I will give you a couple of links where you can read more about this wonderful bird...