I'm looking for a payware replacement for the default King Air. The default's VC textures and exterior textures are just horrid.It doesn't have to be exactly the same aircraft, but something similar in size - twin-turboprop, with a high horizontal stabilizer (like the Beech Super King air's and crj's, not like the PMDG J41).For example the PMDG Beech 1900D, but that is only for fs9. Anyone recommend any solid addons similar of that nature? THanks!

Carenado is coming out with a King Air C90 in the next while. That would fit nicely into that slot.CARENADO WEBSITEThere are also the Real Air Dukes, the Carenado 340 and Baron as well, which are already here, although they are all smaller.Kind regards,

Carenado is coming out with a King Air C90 in the next while. That would fit nicely into that slot.CARENADO WEBSITEThere are also the Real Air Dukes, the Carenado 340 and Baron as well, which are already here, although they are all smaller.Kind regards,

Thanks for your reply./I have looked at all the carenado planes, and I have no idea why the dev team would choose the c90 over the 350. The c90 and C340 are very similar in size. The Baron and C340 are also twin-piston aircraft.

And that's why you need the Duke Turbine (it doesn't have T tail but who cares!):http://realairsimulations.com/duket10/intro.php?page=duket10_introIf you have extra cash to spare better get the Reality XP GNS to go with it:http://realairsimulations.com/content1.php?page=duket10_rxphttp://www.reality-xp.com/flightsim/gns530/index.htmlI agree, we need a quality B350... but for now we'll have to stick with the smaller stuff. Should be interesting to see what Carenado comes up with!

None of the above still are not King Airs. Distance payloads etc! Be nice to see a "real" good King air.I have the Duke turbine. Though extremely nice, its not a King air!

Yea.. seems like its the only default prop yet to be replaced by payware.C172 - Carenado and Flight1C208 - Carenadomooney - CarenadoB58 - Carenado Piper cub - A2A SimsEtc.

None of the above still are not King Airs. Distance payloads etc! Be nice to see a "real" good King air.I have the Duke turbine. Though extremely nice, its not a King air!

Have you ever seen the payload capability when the KA200 is full fuel?

None of the above still are not King Airs. Distance payloads etc! Be nice to see a "real" good King air.I have the Duke turbine. Though extremely nice, its not a King air!

I suggested because it's the closest thing to a KA - it's nearly a BE9L

I suggested because it's the closest thing to a KA - it's nearly a BE9L

I mentioned it doesn't have to be a king air, I'm just looking for a prop of similar size.

I mentioned it doesn't have to be a king air, I'm just looking for a prop of similar size.

With some effort you can get the Aeroworx BE20 working in FSX... the props have the issue behind clouds or autogen, and I can't run the glass version, but the analogue stuff works fine.

With some effort you can get the Aeroworx BE20 working in FSX... the props have the issue behind clouds or autogen, and I can't run the glass version, but the analogue stuff works fine.

Thanks! I will look into that.

Thanks! I will look into that.

There's some help over the unofficial Aeroworx forums:http://sdmaus.com/kingair/index.php/topic,47.0.htmlAlso a post I made at simforums a while back with my struggles:http://www.simforums.com/forums/b200-in-fsx_topic34574.html

There's some help over the unofficial Aeroworx forums:http://sdmaus.com/ki...topic,47.0.htmlAlso a post I made at simforums a while back with my struggles:http://www.simforums...topic34574.html

Thank you! One last thing - i heard FLIGHT1 is working on their fsx B200, and there are screenshots somewhere? Would you happen to know? I may wait for the release to buy.

I don't know the official status. They were at one time working on a king air 200... then they said it went to the back burner for other important (ie Cessna-related) products.

I don't know the official status. They were at one time working on a king air 200... then they said it went to the back burner for other important (ie Cessna-related) products.

Okay. Good to know.