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After some advice re turboprop twin models

Started by nicd, October 25, 2025, 04:46:39 PM

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OMG - you guys are still here!!   ;D

It's been a long time between posts. I built my 737-800 sim twenty years ago, ran a sim business, ran a WorldFlight team with it, sold the sim to a flight school, rebuilt the sim for them, and two weeks ago pulled the old girl apart to be parted-out  :'(  Sad to see her go, but happy to see her bits going to live-on in other sims.

But anyway, due to sheer insanity, I've been thinking of building a twin-turboprop sim at home, just for personal enjoyment. Thought I'd seek some wisdom here first...

Ultimately, the King Air 350i is what I'd really like to model, and with the G1000 NXi upgrade. My preference is for FS2024 for personal reasons. But in saying that, my options are then limited. The current FS2024 default B350 is a load of crap and not usable. The Blacksquare one is much better, but steam gauges only at this point.

The Turbine Duke looks good too, but no G1000 options.

I'm open to other twins if the B350 becomes not-doable. But turboprop is a must for the sorts of flying I enjoy. So I'm wondering what else is there? Any other aircraft that could fit my bill, or does anyone know of a B350 model being worked on?

Thanks!

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