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I saw this over at Flightsim...

Blackbird686

Blackbird686

SOH-CM-2025
... and I'm usually not too much into egg-beaters, but this looks kinda cool. Sorry, I cannot post screenshots here.:crybaby:



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FS2004 (ACOF) - FS2004 HelicoptersFS2004 AH-2 Rooivalk
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FS2004 AH-2 Rooivalk. The AH2 Rooivalk is a South African developed attack helicopter. The Rooivalk was conceived in the 1980s as tankbuster operating in a high-threat, high-intensity environment. While the true cost of the Rooivalk may never be known, some estimates go up to R2 billion since the project started in March 1984. The type is essentially a gunship version of the Oryx, itself a customised Eurocopter Cougar. Although South Africa may not be keen to admit this for reasons of pride and the French may be equally - as their involvement up to 1994 was in violation of a UN arms embargo, it is known that Eurocopter and Turbomeca engineers did extensive development work on the design. This file is a beta model v1.3. By Johan Jacobs.
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FS2004 (ACOF) - FS2004 Jetliners
 
Johan is a great guy...I have been helping as much as I can....The model is over 200,000 polys strong
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