Antonov AN-32 FSX & P3D
Four liveries, a virtual cockpit with cabin and an opening rear cargo hold make a well-rounded package for transport flights in mountainous regions.
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Tim “Piglet” Conrad’s Antonov An-32, updated by Bob Chicilo, is a native FSX SP2 model also compatible with Prepar3D v4 and later. It includes four liveries, custom sounds, a virtual cockpit and a cabin.
Tim Conrad’s instructions describe two rear-ramp movements: Shift+E hinges it up or down, while Shift+E, then 2 stows it beneath the fuselage. Use only one mode at a time. Shift+E, then 3 opens the crew door on the right, behind the cockpit. Also consult the manual supplied with this version.
The real An-32 was developed from the An-26 for the Indian Air Force. More powerful turboprops, mounted high relative to the wing, address the demands of hot-weather and high-altitude transport operations. That role provides a setting for simulated cargo flights in mountainous regions.
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- Tim Piglet Conrad - Piglets Peculiar Planes. Updated by Bob Chicilo




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