The H&S Design Eurocopter EC135 (Freeware) March 27, 2017. I found the H&S Design EC-135. (the two versions of FSX that the EC is designed to work on. Nemeth Design Eurocopter EC135 for FSX. The EC 135 is a twin-engine civil. This is by far the best modeled interior I have seen in Microsoft. H&S Design’s Eurocopter EC135 (Freeware/FSX). The interior has two generic virtual cockpit. 2017 Categories Freeware Aircraft Tags EC-135, Eurocopter. File Contents This list displays the first 500 files in the package. If the package has more, you will need to download it to view them. Editorial Having been more or less immediately impressed by the images, I downloaded the Eurocopter in anticipation. Whilst not getting the chance to fly an aircraft like this too often, it seemed like one I could get the hang of quickly. ![]() The developers done a great job of making it look the part, so I just had to hope for the same quality in the air. Design Quality The developers have gone really far with getting this to look the part. Not only is the two provided liveries very impressive in how accurate they are, but the texture quality is outstanding. The developer of the original model, Heiko Richter, has done a fine job. This looks excellent in every contestable manner. Having looked at some photos of the Eurocopter EC-135 myself afterward, I can confirm this is pretty accurate. It’s in scale, attention to detail has been paid, and it carries a rich and friendly color tone – overall, the design quality is excellent. Flight Quality Immediately I found myself quite impressed by how the aircraft took off. The development of the dynamics must have taken a while because it was very easy to move around. Although not usually a big fan of aircraft that are so easy to chuck around, this felt pretty easy to get to grips with. So, I started to engage in some more challenging flights with the aircraft. I’ve yet to have any serious problems with the model, in truth. It’s handled everything I’ve thrown at it so far as I was told to expect. In terms of flight realism then, I’d have to be pretty positive about how well this handles. Overall, this is a very worthwhile pickup for anyone who enjoys trying out new models. It’s hardly unique in how it handles, but that’s no bad thing. About Adam McEnroe Adam McEnroe is a flight sim enthusiast who has been simming since the days of FS95. Adam writes all of the download section editorials after testing each of the files. Installation of Add-on Aircraft/Scenery Most of the freeware add-on aircraft and scenery packages in our file library come with easy installation instructions which you can read above in the file description. For further installation help, please see our for our full range of tutorials or view the README file contained within the download. Nemeth Designs EC-135 For FSX By Andrew Herd (28 June 2008) Helicopters have been supported in Flight Simulator since the arrival of the JetRanger in FS98, but they have always been something of a minority sport, largely because Microsoft seems to have adopted a different sort of physics for the chopper flight model, the most noticeable effect of which was that they were almost impossible to fly. I'll grant that helicopters aren't the easiest of things to fly in real life, but up to and including FS2004, to take even one of the default choppers up was to risk your virtual life and sanity, while you tried to tame the result. With a lot of practice, most simmers could manage to take off and fly a route, but very few ever got the hang of landing, myself included; which was kind of frustrating, because the one thing that Flight Simulator has always begged its users to do is to land on ships and the roofs of the custom scenery. Then FSX came along and whatever the pros and cons of it as a sim prior to Service Pack 2, I was stunned to discover that someone at Aces had taken the trouble to work over the chopper flight engine, so that the danged things were flyable.
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