Many thanks to the community that took part in this project and to CeraSim for allowing this project to takeoff! Similar to the Bell 212 expansion pack, this pack goes even farther into the expansion of firefighting and rescue options for the Bell 412 helicopter from CeraSim. This model expansion pack adds 13 additional model configurations to choose from. Numerous things were added to it including a complete overhaul externally for the addition of 4k textures, PBR, fire/rescue equipment loadouts, working rescue hoists, FLIR cameras, deployable snorkels, exterior lighting, new rotor droop and animation setup, As well as a complete set of custom liveries to represent operators that operate the platforms seen in these configurations. This is a component based expansion package. Meaning, it requires the original CeraSim Bell 412 product in order to allow these expansion models to work in your sim. As you have to use original files from it, to complete the install. Just like the Bell 212 expansion pack and others I have completed. This was done to protect their overall product. This does not include the entire aircraft. Like the 212, the changes were subtle and were made to work with most of these aircraft's stock paint mapping, so older repaints can be added to these new models as well as making new ones with your provided CeraSim paintkit that came with the original aircraft. Operator liveries included in this expansion pack are as follows: Wildcat Helicopters (Canadian & Australian operation liveries, Los Angeles County Fire, San Bernardino County Sheriff, Ventura County Sheriff, San Diego Fire Dept, San Diego County Sheriff, Orange County Fire Authority, New South Wales Rural Fire Service, Kestrel Aviation, and FAASA (Spain). Original aircraft by Cera Simcraft, model additions/modifications by Nicholas Mitchell "Scorch00", repaints by Nicholas Mitchell "Scorch00" and SATO Community Member "Delta."
This addon is specifically for P3Dv4 or newer versions of Prepar3d, it is NOT compatible with FSX.
This addon is specifically for P3Dv4 or newer versions of Prepar3d, it is NOT compatible with FSX.
