FS25 Vehicles

PZL-Mielec M18 Dromader – Agricultural Sprayer Aircraft The PZL-Mielec M18 Dromader is a rugged, single-engine agricultural aircraft designed for low-altitude crop spraying. To successfully take off, the aircraft must reach a minimum airspeed of 80 km/h. Below this speed, lift is insufficient for takeoff. Once airborne, when the aircraft climbs above 2 meters, it automatically transitions into flight mode, pitching forward by 8 degrees to achieve stable forward flight. Controls W – Accelerate S – Decelerate A – Bank left D – Bank right Spraying Operation Spraying is only allowed within a safe operating altitude: Minimum spraying height: 2 meters Maximum spraying height: 15 meters The HUD displays the current altitude, clearly indicating...

Antonov AN-2 – Farming Simulator 25 The legendary Antonov AN-2 arrives in Farming Simulator 25 as a fully functional agricultural aircraft, rebuilt with a custom flight script for realistic handling, speed, and animations. This aircraft is capable of takeoff at 80 km/h, staying true to the AN-2’s well-known short takeoff performance. The wings, tail, and all control surfaces are fully animated, reacting naturally to player input and flight conditions. A newly written script ensures smooth, realistic flight behavior, improved responsiveness, and believable animation timing, offering an immersive flying experience tailored specifically for FS25. Controls A – Turn left D – Turn right W – Increase throttle / accelerate S – Decrease throttle...

Specifications: – Speed 197 km/h – Selectable wheels – Selectable main, interior and rim color – Selectable body extras – Selectable Trans Am decals – Animated dashboard, pedals, gear shifter and turn signal switches – Passenger support – Original engine sounds

A modification intended for Farming Simulator 25. The modification has properly functioning warning lights and a sound modulator. Required mods: Interactive Control

The 2/9K22 Tunguska is a Soviet Union/Russian-built self-propelled anti-aircraft vehicle developed by the KBP Instrument Design Bureau in Tula. It has been in service since 1982 and saw combat in the South Ossetia War in 2008. The weapon system was designed to counter any variety of airborne threats, including the American A-10 Warthog, and is armed with eight 9M311-1M ground-to-air missiles and twin 30mm 2A38M autocannons.