Block count: 311 This helicopter is not only realistic in terms of mechanics and looks, it is also functionally realistic. It has a large cargo hold where the utility car can be housed with plenty of room to spare. Don't worry. Even though it is a complex ...

Block count: 405 This is the CH-54 Tarhe or Skycrane. The six-bladed rotor features realistic swashplates, mechanisms and controls. You will be surprised at how huge this helicopter. Yet it is only 405 blocks. It is able to comfortable carry 400 mass units...

Block count: 157 This is the OH-58A Kiowa. It is a two-bladed observation and reconnaissance helicopter. However, they were also used for light attack, which is why it is armed with a grenade launcher and a minigun. The two-bladed rotor is a so called semi...

Block count: 337 The MH-47G is a heavily modified CH-47 built for use in special operations. It is a pretty cool helicopter with lots of advanced technology. Since I had already built a CH-47, I thought it would be a fairly easy job to modify into the MH-4...

Block count: 243 This is the Bell UH-1 "Huey". It is a two-bladed utility helicopter. The two-bladed rotor is a so called semi-rigid rotor, which means that the two rotor blades are connected through a hinge that allows them to flap in order to counter dis...

This is the awesomely cool scorpion gunship from the movie, Avatar, with the characteristic tilting twin rotors. It is completely realistic. The rotors are swashplate controlled and the entire rotor assemply tilts for yaw and pitch. It was a bit tricky to ...

This is the Bell OH-58C Kiowa Desert Camo Edition. It is an upgraded version of my other helicopter, the OH-58A. This helicopter features heavier armaments (two grenade launchers and two hellfire missiles) and minor improvements to stability and and flight...

Block count: 437 This is a mechanically realistic replica of the Sikorsky S-64 Skycrane, which is the civilian version of the CH-54 Tarhe heavy-lift helicopter. The skycrane is most often used for aerial firefighter and construction. The helicopter has a b...

I feel a little lazy for uploading this since it is basically the same helicopter as my OH-58A. But ever since I first uploaded the OH-58A, I have made tons of improvements. Realistic helicopters are very complex and it takes a lot of time to get them righ...

Black Hawk this is a besiege replica of a Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawk The Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawk is a four-bladed, twin-engine, medium-lift utility helicopter. It's besiege counterpart is very easy to control, and fun to fly around with. It is equipped wi...

Block count: 344 This is a mechanically realistic tiltrotor. The fuselage, however, is a fictional design. It is meant as a technology demonstrator since tiltrotors are quite tricky and I've never build one before. I might build a realistic looking V-22 Os...

Block Count: 406 (I wish it could be lower but the fuselage needed so many braces to be able to handle the stress when lifting 600 mass units) This is the Advanced Tandem Rotor Helicopter. It is an ultra large sized heavy lift helicopter that is able to co...

Very nice helicopter. Probably my favorite. It is just beautiful and it flies like a dream. There is one small weakness though. The main rotor can break off if you pitch up too hard while flying at near max speed. I wish I could fix this problem but it's v...

Block count: 421 The Flying Banana is much more than just a novelty. It is actually my most mechanically advanced tandem rotor helicopter. The two rotors are synchronized which allows for overlapping rotor blades that can be longer. Controls: Engine Start:...

Block Count: 217 The grey fox is a mechanically realistic helicopter. It is a three-bladed single main rotor with a two-bladed tail rotor. It flies extremely well and it equally well balanced. Controls: Camera: F Start Engine: 1 or Right Shift Collective p...