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Longranger?
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Oh yes, it is a CAMS 51! I have no idea CAMS Existed anyway so props to you!
I’m pretty terrible at keeping my british civil liners apart unfortunately.
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Nope, it’s kind of a tricky one, you’re close.
stars at helicopters exhaust
I think I figured it out… but I think the way I figured it out doesn’t count lol
407 then?
I think it’s one of those fancy smancy engine upgrades since the 206 is woefully underpowered in many aspects(according to some people at r/helicopters)
EDIT: Hang on a tit, it’s probably the twinranger innit? The engine exhaust is offset to the side implying a second exhaust to be found on the other side!
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You got it! Twin Ranger.
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Hoorah! I’ll get you a fancy Finnish aircraft tomorrow, went to the aviation museum in Helsinki, I am sure that I can find a tricky one 
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Looks like a single engine Cri-Cri…
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Hint #2: it resides in an Italian Air Force museum.
Single engine Cri-Cri…Ciao…
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Hint #3: The designer died from a heart attack shortly after flying a follow-up and refined design sans rotor(if you are chuckling at this - well you are evil). His daughter has said that she will produce a modern version using a Rotax 912UL engine to be flown under Italian microlight category.
Definitely swamp gas…
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It reminds me a little of those good luck type of lanterns people sometimes make/use. They can get quite big.
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Thargoids?
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Something was broken there, lets try again.
Never mind I can’t ask for another quiz so soon…
So lets try this
not sure. But is that the Swedish emblem on the fuselage?
Maybe…