Hi, Does anyone know of any high quality multi engine turbines out their? Something like a KingAir. I do not mind if it is payware but I really would like quality like dreamfleet or Fly2!'s king air. Thanksric

I hear Lago's Twin Otter is good if you like highwing workhorses. I'm thinking of this one myself. Also, I see absolutely nothing wrong with Barry Blaisdell's (Premier Aircraft Design) twin otters - he's made a very respectable panel to go with them - and all free of charge. I used to fly in these (in real life) a lot in northern Manitoba. They are quite an a/c. Not exactly greased lightning though, but definetly STOL, so they're great for short/rough strips. Barry has made an amphib version too, which is fun!Also, the Cheyenne 400 is quite a decent payware plane - if you want a bit of a steep learning curve - very fast plane. It has a good VC, but I prefer 2D cockpits any day.I'm sure you'll get lots of responses to this post.Adam

Thanks, could you post links so I can find out more about the products?cheers

For the Cheyenne :http://www.fsd-international.comFor the Twotterhttp://www.lagoonline.com

The Cheyenne is one of the best FS turboprops ever built IMO. You can't go wrong with her.Ken

Hi Ric,There is a very nice DHC6 (Twin otter) here in the file libary, it is by Eric Dante, its GMAX (I think) has a nice 2D panel and and nice Virtual cockpit, and best of all it's free.You also might like the mitsubushi MU-2 from united sim design's, again it has a virtual cockpit but the 2D panel is aliased to the default Baron, but again its a nice plane adn it's free.Dan.

The only thing you will ever need is the FSD Cheyenne. You can forget the rest! No other FS turboprop can fly the way it does. It's the only FS turboprop that flyes like close-to-the-real-thing.http://www.fsd-international.com/projects/cheyenne.htmBest

There is also an MU-2, at www.simubuild.comI like it for something in between say, a 421 and a Citation in speed...-John