Metella Light Attack Helicopter: Model 2
Cool cover page
Special thanks
Thank you to BeastHunter for testing the helicopter in VR!
Thank you to PlanariaLab for the 1 piece HUD!
Information
The Model 3 is a versatile light utility helicopter developed in the early 60s by the Metella Aircraft Company for observation purposes, then later upgraded for use as a support vehicle. As a result, the helicopter does not operate with the same mission as a dedicated attack helicopter such as the competition's TAL AH-69 attack helicopter. However, unlike the TAL AH-69, the Model 3 can be operated in a variety of missions, including observation, transport, attack, and more. This variety of mission compatibility makes the Model 3 a desirable vehicle for numerous operators worldwide.
Controls: Basic
Pitch: pitch
Roll: roll
Yaw: yaw
VTOL: Propeller control
Throttle: Propeller rotation
Act 1: Pilot's door
Act2: Dashboard red light
Act 3 - 7: N/A
Act 8: Controls
LandingGear: Copilot's door
Controls: VR
Stick:
- Push / pull for pitch
- Tilt to roll
- twist to yaw
- Trigger to shoot
- Button 1 to use selected weapon
- Button 2 for flares
Throttle, front of the lock panel:
- Up: throttle up
Lift, stick between seats:
- Pull up to bring the VTOL up
Main panel
Top row of buttons, wide buttons:
- Target cycle
- Target type
- Target cycle
Lock panel
Top and bottom rows:
- activation groups 1-4, 5-8
Left side top to bottom:
- Cycle target mode
- Previous target
- Next target
Right side top to bottom:
- Next weapon
- Previous weapon
- Flares (Red button)
Map
yes, I'm aware the cover page says model 3. It's model 2.
Specifications
Spotlights
- This craft is curated
- DeathStalker627 2.6 years ago
- BeastHunter 2.6 years ago
General Characteristics
- Predecessor MA-2 VRTest
- Created On Windows
- Wingspan 19.2ft (5.9m)
- Length 49.6ft (15.1m)
- Height 15.0ft (4.6m)
- Empty Weight 7,647lbs (3,468kg)
- Loaded Weight 7,822lbs (3,548kg)
Performance
- Power/Weight Ratio 30.484
- Wing Loading N/A
- Wing Area 0.0ft2 (0.0m2)
- Drag Points 1502
Parts
- Number of Parts 646
- Control Surfaces 0
- Performance Cost 2,143
This build reminds me of the Bell 207 Sioux Scout
Amazing in VR!
@BeastHunter build's published!