Is that plane worth to buy? Yes absolute. It has this magic, this athmosphere a WWI plane should have if it is restaurated. Yes there are some modern instruments in the cockpit. Yeah why not. That is handsome when flying. A good option would be if we are able to click this off. Of course the plane is slow and heavy on controls. It should be because it gives me the imagination to fly an very old plane. The sounds are medium. I would not say that they are worse, but the aren´t good. They should be improved by the developer.

If you haven't bought this yet buy it! It transforms your entire flying experience. Amazing product, amazing developer.

Problemi Photogrammetria sparita risolti con versione 1.3, buon dettaglio terreno un buon acquisto adesso.

Hello, I really liked this plane, the main thing is the FPS is good, the most normal plane for FS2020

I use this to easily make my own displays and Gauges for MSFS and it'a a terriffic program. Great to use and has many possibilities.

My favourite MSFS mod for low flying VFR. Amazing what the author of this has achieved.

Aircraft looks great, nice detail. Very sensitive during take off. Very hard to slow down and impossible to get out from stall. Flaps doesn't seem to slow the aircraft at all or get more lift. Sounds are good. Spray system needs a bit more work. Once they get the flaps, stall and more controlled take off will be great.

I really look forward to improvements because I want to love this thing. Here are the main issues: The good: - It handles alright, maybe too good but the flight model overall feels pretty good. - The model realPhysics used is pretty solid overall and does resemble the real world counterparts in most ways. The bad: - There is no sound in the cockpit. It's an open cockpit, so you should be able to hear everything, but it's dead silent. No ambient noise, no other aircraft, no wind, just the engine. Not hearing the wind is the biggest problem, but not hearing anything at all at the airport also isn't great. - No sound for anything other than the engine and some minor standard structural noise. - The engine sound is good but it's not directional and it sounds very mono. It lacks immersion. - The aircraft is insanely clean. No sign of age anywhere. This aircraft is supposed to be over 100 years old. Shiny chrome metal, clean fabric... no discoloration or aging anywhere. - The panel feels like it's entirely fictional. I don't think there are any photos of this aircraft's panel to be fair, but this model has a lot of modern stuff. That isn't necessarily bad, but it's overkill in this one. Com radio, transponder, landing lights, instrument lights, beacon, nav lights, etc. I'd rather see a totally vintage cockpit with the option of having the GPS tablet. I look forward to updates and hope realPhysics keeps at it as I'd love to see more WWI flyers in the future!

She's a low and slow sightseeing machine for sure. Detailed and pretty textures on the plane. All switches and dials in the cockpit works. Power management is a mixture and throttle, so throttle is a basic single setup. There is a modern tablet with a map included in the cockpit, quite practical. The sound is unique and quite cool imo, it has a rustique feel to it. Very short take-off distance, you're airborne after 50-100m, she rotates at 36knt. A slight pull to the left on take-off but managable. Cruise speed at 80knt. Very easy and relaxed plane to control in the air. Easy to land. Only issue I've found is that it sounds louder when going to an external view compared to the soundlevel while in the cockpit. I think she's worth the money at 12 euros, IMO It's an honest effort by the developer RealPhysics.

Magnificent work, detailing is fabulous and it flies really nicely... I recommend it...