Thanks for downloading my repaint of my friend's terrific Hughes 550, amphibian, (Bjorn).
I created this paint especially for the Emma Field scenery by Lagonline. If you have'nt gotten it, you should. It contains animations never before seen in sceneries, including environmental sounds.
This repaint is a Gmax model therefore has reflections. I also incorporated dirt, weathering, and shadows. Giving it a more true to life appearance for the location of it's base and purpose.
Simply unzip this file to a temp directory, then drag and drop the folder into your fs2002/aircraft folder.
I will do a few more repaints for the Ranger Creek sceneries as well.
Thank you Bjorn for letting me paint on your helicopter my friend.
FS2002 Hughes 500D Amphibian
Added versatility to one of the world's
most popular light turbine helicopters.
Features floats, moving control surfaces,
a reflect map, virtual cockpit and two
different colour schemes.
By Bjorn Buchner
Unzip H500amph.zip to a newly created folder named something like "H500amph"
in your AIRCRAFT folder of FS2002.
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Known Issues
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On some graphics cards, the textures of this helicopter may appear black. The reason
for this is unfortunately unknown.
This aircraft is FREEWARE. It is provided "as is" and the author is not liable for any
damage it may cause. This aircraft is depicted as an artist's presentation only.
Note that repainting is freely allowed and no prior permission is required. However,
please include the contents of the original H500amph_readme.txt file when distributing
repainted versions of this aircraft.
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Thanks for downloading this aircraft
And a very special thanks to Ané for her patience and support.
Björn Büchner
April 2002
South Africa
E-mail: bjornbuchner@hotmail.com
