Pavehawk/blackhawk/seahawk family

jagl04

jagl04

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I am modding the excellent UH60 L from Cera Sim. I´m trying to contact them to ask for permission to share the models. Does anyone know another way to contact Cera Sim, other than the "contact us" form in their webpage?

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Absolutely stunning! I'll be adding these if Cerasim approves! I can't imagine why they would not, it will only increase interest in purchasing their amazing UH-60 (I bought it the first day it was available!) to use with these worthy additions!
 
Another outstanding mod to the H60. The stub wing is slightly different from the standard ESSS on the vanilla UH-60/S-70 and the short version used on USN MH60s. Have you seen them MH60K DAP wings?
 
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Another outstanding mod to the H60. The stub wing is slightly different from the standard ESSS on the vanilla UH-60/S-70 and the short version used on USN MH60s. Have you seen them MH60K DAP wings?
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The family of helicopters based on the blackhawk is really prolific, and there are, up to my knowledge, three different models of wings. By the moment I have modelled the Seahawk and MH 60K variants. The MH60L DAP will be the next one. Of course, I will be glad to have images and suggestions.
 
I´m glad to announce that both Aerosoft and Cera Sim have given me permission to make and publish the mods of the Blackhawk family. My intention is to create some packs with differente variants. Jayhawks were not in my mind since they are available in the Aerosoft package, but if there are variations of the basic model (I ignore that), I could think about that. Now I need suggestions and, much better, pictures and blueprints of your ideas.


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Just a small request if possible, would you put the handrails that are on the cera models (co-pilot and pilot ) on the Aerosoft jayhawk model ? If that’s even possible. I know it’s an old model but it’s the only one available (jayhawk) that s decent quality in the FS world . Just asking

Bill
 
The hand rails are behind the pilot/copilot doors and actually are FM homing antennas with a “ NO HAND HOLD” stencil. On the Seahawk/Jayhawks they are not antennas but provided a gap between the jettisonable window and floats in the sponson/fairing. Not 100% sure on Jays, but the USN removed the inaffective floats since they didn’t really work and the helo sinks quickly.
 
please make the brazilian army aviation and brazilian air force models, with nose radar, winch and big external tanks, and the colombian air force AH-60L Harpia IV

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Thank you for the Correction Victory103, I learn something new every day. Jag104 , here is the pick of the antennas

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The USCG Jayhawks have the Hand Rails both sides as I can see one of our Hawks atm. I'm crow hunting atm, so cant down there and get a better look. Im more of a Dolphin and Spartan Coastie. Although I have on occasion flew the Jay Hawk, I think of her as a flying Lumber Truck lol.
 
Great on progress work on the MH-60K and SH-60 so far.
Cant wait to see the USAF MH/HH-60G Pavehawk. Worked on them in AFSOC for several years so it'll be a joy to virtual fly them.
 
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