Bell 206 Unmarked 3D model

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The Bell 206, a two-bladed single or twin-engine helicopter, initially emerged as a light observation craft for the US Army but did not make the cut; it then underwent redesigning for commercial purposes. Eventually, the US Army adopted the aircraft as an observation helicopter (OH-58 Kiowa). The Bell 206's first flight occurred in 1966, and a notable achievement includes Ross Perot and Jay Cobern flying it, named Spirit of Texas, around the world in 29 days and 3 hours - a first for helicopters. This model is available in various formats to cater to diverse users and features animated rotor and tail-rotor, along with a semi-detailed cockpit incorporating control yoke, cyclic, rudder pedals, seating, and instrument panel. It's suitable for in-flight or airport ground animations, videos, simulations, and even populating airport scenes.