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I’m going to try that out. Much appreciated, as it was always something that bothered me, however I had no clue how to fix it.

@@shea_patterson it’s bothered me too it beautiful now

Yes eventually, have been busy lately

The entire scenery and paints can be found at helicoptersimulation.com, the helicopter is available at www.rotorsim.de

@@shea_patterson That scenery is amazing. Do you have a night flight with the EC135?

I have several, but I removed them from TH-cam because everyone seems to favor only daytime flights. I actually prefer night flights myself, so if there is anything you want to see let me know and I can add one. There is still one available online, but it's just a view from the ground. th-cam.com/video/a0IyFhWElUM/w-d-xo.html

www.rotorsim.de/download-ec-135-v5

www.helicoptersimulation.com

It’s definitely a work of art, by far the detailed panel of any helicopter I’ve used. It’s fun to fly and I’m excited for your project. I know your limited by MSFS physics engine for the moment , but just genuine things I think would make the helicopter even better. Until they release the updated physics for helicopters, I would drastically lower the stabilization of the helicopter to compensate. as it’s just generally to stable at all phases of flight. I also don’t know if it’s possible in MSFS, but having dedicated commands for beep trim, etc. vs. having to map commands to random commands such as magneto 4 off, is sort of a confusing and time consuming process even to someone with advanced experience mapping joysticks. I would also focus more time on the final EMS vs. the Military and Civilian Variant. And sound, it sounds good, but their needs some improvement, especially in exterior, and much more prominent when increasing the engine from idle to flight, as this very distinct and noticeable sound transition that is somewhat lacking. The collective needs more sensitivity, as it goes tends to jump around in torque as well. Please don’t think of these as negative in nature, or meant to offend, I’m just pointing out some things that could make the helicopter competitive with some of the best models possible. Excellent work tho, and I’m excited to see how the project develops over time. H135 is good as well, having a solid model of both would be an excellent benefit to the MSFS community as it becomes more interested. Having an excellent helicopter with realistic and accurate operations provides the perfect environment for individuals to learn correctly from the beginning. So Kudos to you and having the confidence and determination to develop a helicopter for an environment not able to support it fully, and yet, create a unique and creative solution that does a very impressive job. Keep up the work!

Well, it’s not something that you can really do without a solid understanding of of using advanced photo editing tools and software. It’s provided for those who are comfortable with editing the files, not for the average user.

medairsim.gumroad.com/l/UPMC-st-margarets medairsim.gumroad.com/l/aha-allegheny-general

@@shea_patterson thank you

medairsim.com

@@shea_patterson thx

Absolutely, any other questions, don't hesitate to ask!

Many thanks!

The livery is available on X-Plane Org. The scenery is developed by MedAir Flight, an is available at medairhems.com

@@shea_patterson I can’t find the livery for N520ME I can only find the N703ME livery pls help I appreciate you telling me the scenery

@@clayharris3007 I forgot that I had the artist create an updated version to reflect Stat MedEvac’s new H135’s, and he didn’t publish the livery publicly. Here is a link to download the livery, and I included an unreleased fictional Bell 407 livery as well, if interested. Stat MedEvac N530ME drive.google.com/file/d/1TabIva5ZilktvaBewI4tS6GSB16fluxn/view?usp=drivesdk Bell 407 N544ME (Fictional) drive.google.com/file/d/1Tqq1cLncWn7i5AMGfY1fwCMSqjUfD8zA/view?usp=drivesdk

@@shea_patterson Thank you so much!🙏😊

I have several in active development, as well as a dedicated app platform for recording simulated hems operations, finally. This should provide users a completely new way to communicate and experience virtual operations.