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Something to keep an eye on:

-> library.avsim.net/esea...DLID=90602

"File Description:
BSMP is proud to present the SAAB 2000 V1.1. This version includes wingviews, high quality 32-bit textures, realistic flight dynamics, 3D Flight crew, accurate dimensions, dynamic shine, a custom panel, many animations, a HUD, push-back truck, airstairs, and much more! This is the base package which includes both wingview and non-wingview models. This package also includes the liveries of Swelink, Air France, Crossair, Darwin, Swiss, and the Crossair Phantom of the Opera special livery. All in a convenient self-installer package. Visit us at: www.bsmp.co.nz"

Filename: bsmps2k11.zip
Author: Blu-Sky Mine Productions
Size: 30026kb

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[img]http://library.avsim.net/sendfile.php?Location=AVSIM&Proto=file&ImageID=139312[/img]

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Marco

Thanks for the heads up Marco, I got it..:D

Looks like a very worthy addition to the Hanger if ya ask me

Every single texture file is 32-bit. I ran my DXT3 batch file over them and now I get better performance out of my rig. It's still a pretty complex package though - likely about the same results online as the Howard.

Yep, and with "almost" no virtual cokpit - the "wingview" version is just what it claims to be - a view of the wings; a pity - the model is really interesting, and the panel is very well assembled.

I was looking for a twin-engined turbo-prop, as a diminutive alternative to the Dash-7, but at this point, though I won't deny this Saab is fine indeed, I still prefer Brisard/Blaisdell/May's Dash-8, which, in spite of being a thorn in your shin when it comes to install it, is also a lot more frame-rate friendly.


Marco

- Uhu_Rodion

Yep, and with "almost" no virtual cokpit - the "wingview" version is just what it claims to be - a view of the wings; a pity - the model is really interesting, and the panel is very well assembled.

I was looking for a twin-engined turbo-prop, as a diminutive alternative to the Dash-7, but at this point, though I won't deny this Saab is fine indeed, I still prefer Brisard/Blaisdell/May's Dash-8, which, in spite of being a thorn in your shin when it comes to install it, is also a lot more frame-rate friendly.


Marco

Some suggestions if there are decent sim models of these aircraft:

frenchnavy.free.fr/air...regate.htm

www2s.biglobe.ne.jp/~i...nomad.html

www.aerospace-technolo...turboprop/

www.shanaberger.com/fa...metro3.htm

www.britten-norman.com...ucts/bn2b/

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/An-24

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antonov_An-26

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antonov_An-32

www.airliners.net/info...main?id=50

I have a sim of the Let 410/420 and it is pretty nice

Best and Warm Regards
Adrian Wainer

For Antonov t-props, try samdimdesign.free.fr/