Swedish AH-64D helicopter #12 desert camo
Also included is a link to a full division of 12 helicopters in Swedish woodland and Swedish desert camouflage for multiplayer usage etc.
1988 - 20 Hkp 9A (Bo-105-CB3) helicopters enter service in Sweden for anti-tank purposes.
1995 - The Swedish Armed Forces decide to evaluate two new types of attack helicopters, chosen for testing are the AH-64A and Mi-28.
2001 - The Swedish government decides not to purchase a new attack helicopter to replace the aging Hkp 9A
2009 - The remaining Hkp 9A are retired from service.
...But what if...?
2001 - The Swedish government decides to purchase a new attack helicopter to replace the aging Hkp 9A and the AH-64 is selected.
2005 - Swedish Armed Forces places an order for the modern AH-64D from Boeing.
2012 - After many years of delays 24 AH-64D Block II are delivered to the Helicopter division with 12 painted for domestic use and 12 in desert camouflage for foreign service in the middle east and Africa.
The helicopter has been painstakingly painted with inspiration from Hkp 9A and Hkp 16 along with pilots in appropriate Swedish gear and M90 camo
Every single rivet and tiniest edge has been painted individually...
Full division link:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1xMQuzSypvulIDR9J2ws3hpm-am8-gRj5?usp=sharing
Included in the link is:
12 Swedish woodland camo, numbered 1-12
12 Swedish desert camo, numbered 1-12
Extracted size: 1,02gb
To allow for many aircraft to a low hard drive cost the file usage has been combined as much as possible.
Redundant aircraft can be removed if desired, just remove those folders and equivalent files inside the "Swedish Files" folder.
The "AH-64D_front_xx.dds" and "AH-64D_engine_1_xx.dds" files are the ones giving extra aircraft numbers at a moderate cost of 21,3mb per aircraft.
