Bell 222 Model Helicopter

 

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Bell 222 Model Helicopter

Item#: FD9-1459

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Length: 15.81"

Manufacturer: Bell Textron

 


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Bell 222 Model Helicopter

Factory Direct Model’s hand crafted this customized Bell 222 Model Helicopter using the finest Philippine Mahogany and sealed it to last for generations. Working from our collection of blueprints, reference materials and the Customer’s Photographs, our very own skilled master artisans created this Bell 222 Helicopter into an amazing highly unique detailed desktop replica.

This Custom Made Bell 222 Helicopter Model comes with a detachable stand, a personalized inscriptions plaque and a laminated Bell Helicopter Textron Company logo that adds beauty to this work of art.

Bell 222 History:

A Twin Engines light helicopter built by Bell the The Bell 222 is the first light twin helicopter developed in the United States. It is by far one of the most innovated helicopters to come off the assembly line. Several Helicopter manufactures have copied a design or two from the Bell 222. The Helicopter used in the famous TV Program “Airwolf” was a Bell 222 with a modified exterior. The Bell 222 is the first Helicopter that performed a complete loop in flight.

It first flew on August 13th 1976 with a dual hydraulic and electrical system. It had a retractable undercarriage. It was certified in December 1979 and deliveries began in the early 1980’s. Although the Helicopter performed to the specification Bell was looking for the Bell 222B was introduced in 1982 with a larger main rotor as a Utility Twin. A Skid type Landing Gear was affixed in 1983.

A lead on to the Bell 222 is the Bell 230 with twin Allison 250 engines for more power. The Bell 230 could be ordered with either a Skid Type Landing Gear or a Retractable Landing Gear. Only 38 units were produced being replaced by the more powerful Bell 430.