I have measured the size of my model in FS Design Studio 2 and it's 33.8 ft from tail to nose.The original size on the blueprint that I used as background is 33.5 ft.Perhaps it is really a problem of the scaling in FSDS but there is no way to create the aircraft as accurate as possible other than using a blueprint as background and scaling it correctly.I did't read anything about a scaling problem in the FS Design forums but I can post a question there to see if somebody has more information on that.RegardsGuenter

Hy!Thank you! I think we all will appreciate it, if you can keep us informed.Keep up the great work!Greetings,Danny(from Germany)-- DEVICE=C:DOSCAT.SYS ...the worlds fastest mousedriver!

I'd like to add my thanks, the heli looks great, can't wait for the final release. Oh.. and while I remember, some others have posted over at hovercontrol.com, and I've found that the EC135 seems to be a little underpowered, might be something that you want to look at before release.Keep up the good work!AlunP.S. Michael, any chance you'd be able to send me your "AI heli" folder... I'm not very competent at editing .air and aircraft .cfg files! Many Thanks!

Ah, finally a good EC135!I've seen those quite often, and the model and panel looks fantastic.Now it only misses a good sound pack.The sound of it is really good, nice and quiet :)------------Fredrik Wold >:-) (Vikings from north)

The screen shots look great, it would be even better if I could download it! and have a play with it.After clicking around for over 20 minutes, I gave up.David

Holy Cow!!! I just put this baby in with the panel and it wins, hands down, as the best helo I have. Just unreal that all the gauges are implemented into the VC also. AND THIS IS A BETA!!! Only thing I can't figure out is why you leave that first panel file zipped. That is the only zip file in my gauge folder. I may have misread the post above, but everything seems to work just fine. Awesome job by both the AC and Panel designers. Thanks guys