Digging around for P3D v4.2 compatible WWI Biplanes, payware or freeware.

I think there are some European sites with a few, but haven't been able to locate them yet.

Any help appreciated.

T45

Edited June 29, 20187 yr by Treetops45

It's a triplane but I'd try this one

https://flyawaysimulation.com/downloads/files/9434/fsx-neoqb-fokker-dr1/

Just Flight sell an R.A.F. SE5a, I have it and it it is pretty nice. Pretty sure A2A have a WW1 biplane which works in P3D too but couldn't swear to that.

Than you Gentlemen.

T45

I'm using Ant's Tiger Moth in P3Dv3 and P3Dv4.

1 hour ago, Henry Street said:

Tiger Moth

That well-known WWI biplane 

29 minutes ago, MarkDH said:

That well-known WWI biplane 

Well to be fair, the Tiger Moth (and the Stampe) have been used a number of times as the basis for some reasonably convincing replicas of the Pfalz DIII, SE5a and RE8s for WW1 movies, notably, The Blue Max, Richthofen and Brown and Aces High, since they are of comparable performance to WW1 scouts and offer a decent silhouette which can pass for a number of WW1 types with some minor modifications. Most of the replicas used in those films are now in the possession of film director Peter Jackson, who has occasionally mooted the idea of making some WW1 aviation movies.

If you want an idea of what the JF SE5a looks like, I used it to make this video:

 

The ClassicWings Sopwith Camel is superb. (sopwith_camel.zip in the Avsim library)

 

As is Robert Bruce's Bristol F2B series (F2BX1Pt1.zip - F2BXPt4.zip)

3 hours ago, MarkDH said:

That well-known WWI biplane 

Thanks for all your other great contributions to the community. Obviously, WWI biplanes not my specialty. Perhaps I should have "FWIW...."?

11 minutes ago, Henry Street said:

Thanks for all your other great contributions to the community. Obviously, WWI biplanes not my specialty. Perhaps I should have "FWIW...."?

I'm just being cantankerous. I was out mountain biking around the green lanes of Cardington last weekend under a steady stream of vintage Moths of all kinds giving rides to people from Old Warden. It was the Moth Club's annual charity fly-in and I think I read they had twelve aircraft flying. Some lovely looking aircraft.

43 minutes ago, MarkDH said:

I'm just being cantankerous. I was out mountain biking around the green lanes of Cardington last weekend under a steady stream of vintage Moths of all kinds giving rides to people from Old Warden. It was the Moth Club's annual charity fly-in and I think I read they had twelve aircraft flying. Some lovely looking aircraft.

No worries. I meant the "thanks" part 🙂