Posted: 2007-03-04 01:25
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WwYjNTNB2TQ
More like beautiful power.
More like beautiful power.
No, it wasn't. It's never left US service, and the Marines will be using it until they find something they like better than the UH-1Y.ghostguy wrote:I would love to fly in a huey but.....it kinda was replaced.
EDIT: \/\/\/\/ awesome!
That's AH-1Z side-by-side with the UH-1Y you've got there. The hover infrared suppression systems and the wingtip sidewinders give it away.Cheeseman wrote:Will it shouldn't be too hard to model the Huey, since Battlefield 2 already provides a model of the AH-1 Cobra which is basically a attack helicopter based on the AH-1 Huey. In reality it shares the same rear tail, engine, transmission, and rotor system as the Huey (not to mention a similar name).
So you guys can simply access BF2's AH-1Z Super Cobras model and take the measurements of the rear end and engine design of the Cobra and use it to design the UH-1 Huey.
Your right, I didn't see the 4 rotor system. It looked like 2 rotors at first. Any ways, it doesn't matter if its a AH-1Z or AH-1W, the UH-1 series and the AH-1s share the same rear design and depending on the model the same engine and rotor. I think its a good idea to take some of the Dimensions from the BF2 AH-1Z Super Cobra and use it to model the UH-1Y. This way they'll be the same scale in game and by looking you could then be able to tell that they're similar in design.'[R-DEV wrote:Eddie Baker']No, it wasn't. It's never left US service, and the Marines will be using it until they find something they like better than the UH-1Y.
That's AH-1Z side-by-side with the UH-1Y you've got there. The hover infrared suppression systems and the wingtip sidewinders give it away.
Also, the AH-1Z model in BF2 is actually a hybrid of characteristics from the AH-1W and AH-1Z; it would be incorrect to model the UH-1s based on it. But don't worry, there are other ways.![]()

OMG i love h uyes just put one of those beefed up ones the marines and navy have today and give me an m60 on the side that would be tightghostguy wrote:I would love to fly in a huey but.....it kinda was replaced.
EDIT: \/\/\/\/ awesome!
WOOT HERE COMES THE AIR CAVE AND A HELL OF A LOT OF DIPLOMACYBob_Marley wrote:*loads the M60, turns up the Hendrix, calls for air support*
Ok boys, lets go show Victor Charles whos boss!
Creedence Clearwater Revival wrote:
Some folks inherit star spangled eyes,
Ooh, they send you down to war, lord,
And when you ask them, how much should we give?
Ooh, they only answer more! more! more! yoh,
It aint me, it aint me, I aint no military son, son.
It aint me, it aint me; I aint no fortunate one, one.
It aint me, it aint me, I aint no fortunate one, no no no,
It aint me, it aint me, I aint no fortunate son, no no no.
Then they forget to open the doors to let people out... Besides, I don't think the doors are heavy enough to actually offer any protection.Nimble wrote:Not sure if it's possible, and it is only a suggestion. But wouldn't it be cool for a co-pilot or someone to be able to close the doors on the huey? Like in the merlin. If it's possible, I bet it could also be done on the Blackhawk.
Man I would love to see ccr....sorry off topicKP wrote:*Revs up Huey engine and turns up the music*
ghostguy wrote:Man I would love to see ccr....sorry off topic![]()