Cera Bell 212

Description

The Twin-Turbine Utility Workhorse

The Bell 212 (historically famous in military service as the UH-1N Twin Huey) is a medium utility helicopter powered by the indestructible Pratt & Whitney PT6T-3B Twin-Pac engine. Introduced in 1968, the Bell 212 proved that twin-engine reliability could conquer any cargo, passenger, or military mission under the most punishing conditions.

Features

• Utility Simulation: Custom-tuned heavy-utility flight dynamics for realistic cargo and sling operations.
• Avionics & Cockpit: Fully clickable 3D virtual cockpit with high-definition textures and fluid 3D gauges.
• Audio Realism: Immersive, original stereophonic soundscapes capturing the unique resonance of the Twin-Pac turbines.

Utility Animations

• Detailed pilot and copilot 3D characters.
• Removable front pilot doors and sliding cabin windows.
• Removable passenger cabin seats (to dynamically switch from cargo to passenger configuration).
• Engine particle separator and main transmission fairings.
• Openable engine compartment doors, baggage compartment, and nose compartment door.
• Ground equipment: GPU (Ground Power Unit), engine exhaust/inlet covers, and pitot covers.
• Fully animated main and tail rotors.

Lighting Systems

• Navigation lights with realistic bloom/halo effects.
• Taxi and retractable landing lights.
• Independent switch controls for dimming cabin lights.

What’s Included

• 6 High-Detail Liveries: Representing historic civil and rescue operations.
• Paint-Kit: Layered files for custom livery design.