FSX Bell 206B III – First Look

Sebastien, Tuesday, 9 August 2011 @ 9:00

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Already existing for FS2004 thanks to Owen Hewitt, Eaglerotorcraftsimulations.com team took over the project to bring it to FSX.

Uploaded three weeks ago, the above video is the “first look” of the Bell 206B III still in development for FSX.

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