FS2004 Antonov An-12B Ukraine AF

Military transport and transport aircraft.Full moving part (including door, ramp). VC, panel, sound. Gmax model, textures, panel - Vladimir Zhyhulskiy.

Military transport and transport aircraft.Full moving part (including door, ramp). VC, panel, sound. Gmax model, textures, panel - Vladimir Zhyhulskiy.

Images & Screenshots

The archive AN12Bzh.zip has 34 files and directories contained within it. View them

File Contents

This list displays the first 500 files in the package. If the package has more, you will need to download it to view them.

Filename/Directory	File Date	File Size
An12B	06.06.04	0 B
Aircraft.cfg	06.08.04	11.19 kB
An12Bzh.air	06.07.04	8.78 kB
model	06.03.04	0 B
AN12Bzh.mdl	06.08.04	2.25 MB
Model.cfg	06.02.04	26 B
Panel	06.06.04	0 B
An12zh.bmp	06.06.04	469.80 kB
panel.cfg	06.06.04	2.65 kB
Sound	06.04.04	0 B
center.wav	06.02.90	8.71 kB
gup.wav	06.02.90	116.35 kB
MGAZ.wav	06.02.90	67.97 kB
MPGAZ.wav	06.02.90	68.32 kB
Rflaph.wav	06.02.90	4.42 kB
RVRS1.wav	06.02.90	68.32 kB
sound.cfg	06.04.04	949 B
texture	06.06.04	0 B
$vc.bmp	05.20.04	129.05 kB
AN12_01.bmp	06.03.04	257.05 kB
AN12_02.bmp	06.03.04	257.05 kB
AN12_03.bmp	06.04.04	257.05 kB
AN12_INT.bmp	06.04.04	257.05 kB
AN12_INT2.bmp	06.06.04	257.05 kB
An12_prop.bmp	11.21.85	65.05 kB
gau.zip	06.06.04	473.20 kB
fx_contrail_320.fx	07.24.02	1.17 kB
An12scr1.jpg	06.04.04	13.61 kB
An12scr2.jpg	06.06.04	25.81 kB
An12scr3.jpg	06.06.04	12.75 kB
README.txt	06.07.04	973 B
READMErus.txt	06.07.04	752 B
flyawaysimulation.txt	10.29.13	959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url	01.22.16	52 B

Editorial

The Antonov is an aircraft that I’ve had a fair amount of dealing with in the past. Indeed, I’ve been using it a lot as myself and some friends delve into more Eastern-based aircraft. Well, I got round to trying out this FS2004 take on the Antonov AN-12B Ukraine AF.

It’s an aircraft that immediately peaked my knowledge and was something that I wanted to try out from first glance. It looked pretty impressive in terms of the design features, and it also had plenty of positive reviews around it.

So, I picked up a copy to see what I made of it.

An Authentic Design

The design is very impressive for an FS2004 model. The quality of the layout is very impressive, as is the general scale of the aircraft. This continues into the interior, with a clean and easy to work with cockpit. Given the kind of aircraft this is, it’s hardly got much going on in the way of design spoilers and features.

That being said, the developer, Vladimir Zhyhulskiy, done a pretty spectacular job with this model. It looks fantastic compared to many other FS2004 models, too, using impressive animation with high-end detail in textures.

The GMax model shines through here, with attention to detail a very important part of the design. However, the excellent design is held together by the quality of the sounds. These authentic sounds give the aircraft that added profile and character, fueling the rumbling sound that vibrates from the aircraft when moving.

Overall, the design quality is very impressive. When mixed in with the rather generic but still closely tuned and authentic flight dynamics, this aircraft manages as I had expected it to. However, that is no bad thing – the Antonov AN-12B is a well-loved aircraft, and it’s easy to see why!

Adam McEnroe

Adam McEnroe is a flight sim enthusiast who has been simming since the days of FS95. Adam writes all of the download section editorials after testing each of the files. Adam has extensive knowledge using various flight simulator packages and thoroughly tests the files before writing about them. Adam also like to fly real-world aircraft in his spare time and is training for his PPL.

Should you wish, you can contact Adam via email at adam@flyawaysimulation.com.

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