What Cockpit? MK VI
Another single-piston trike from Eastern Europe/Russia ?
Sycamore, yes.
Maybe, but it matches the lower part of the AH 
First flew in the late 60's. A later variant featured prominently in the news in February 2009.
kitbag, no.
Sycamore was going in the right direction :
Sycamore was going in the right direction :
Another single-piston trike from Eastern Europe/Russia ?
Kitbag,
Second time lucky. The derivative 143 was used by the Tamil Tigers as a bomber in 2009.
You have control.
Second time lucky. The derivative 143 was used by the Tamil Tigers as a bomber in 2009.
You have control.
Kitbag, are you and I the only ones participating?
Helicopter, possibly from Bell?
Helicopter, possibly from Bell?
how about PZL W-3?
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Sycamore, had to go and look that one up, rotary isn't really my area. Was surprised to find PZL now owned by Agusta Westland.
Anyway, in answer to the question, it is not the PZL W3; the subject helicopter would be somewhat lighter than the PZL design, it is now in service and in production with additional variants being developed.
Anyway, in answer to the question, it is not the PZL W3; the subject helicopter would be somewhat lighter than the PZL design, it is now in service and in production with additional variants being developed.
How about AW 109/119 or variants thereof ?
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How about the Bell 429 ,just to keep drifting along ?
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D'you know I'd nearly forgotten what the subject is! It's not a Bell, it is not an American design, but is set to be used over there. It was derived from a similar mission requirement that the Bell will fulfil.