About this asset

This Eurocopter EC120 helicopter is a Revit family entourage asset, featuring a distinct blue and white livery for site planning. The model represents a lightweight, single-engine turbine helicopter, specifically the Eurocopter EC120 model. It features a streamlined, aerodynamic fuselage with a prominent bubble-style cockpit canopy that provides high visibility. The design includes the characteristic skids for landing, a three-blade main rotor system, and a fenestron-style tail rotor. The exterior is finished in a high-gloss blue paint scheme with bold white accent striping and clear registration markings. Interior detailing is visible through the glass canopy, suggesting a compact cabin layout suitable for pilot and passenger seating configurations.

The download is a 3.3 MB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

Designed for integration into Revit site plans and exterior visualisations, this family functions as a static entourage element. Users should load the RFA file into the project and place it on a level or site topography surface. Given the file size, it is recommended to manage visibility settings using sub-categories or worksets to toggle the aircraft on or off in specific views, ensuring model performance remains stable during large-scale master planning or detailed landscape design tasks.

This asset is primarily intended for exterior site renderings, master planning, and urban design projects where aviation infrastructure is present. It is appropriate for helipad design, airport facility layouts, or luxury residential developments featuring private air access. Professionals might search for this when populating helipads, emergency medical service zones, or corporate headquarters site plans. It pairs effectively with site-specific topography, paved helipad textures, and surrounding landscape elements to establish scale and context in high-end architectural presentations and site analysis documentation.