Alabeo Tripacer

Nope never seen this one before. not even mentioned by know it all D'Andre :pop4:. Looks good, but wondering what it has over Bill Lionheart's set. These are very good already. And the set has more variants.

And also wondering which airport he landed on in the last seconds of the video.
 
I remember from FS2004 of Bill L.!
Good choice!

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Bill's Pacer set is actually quite good. Perhaps the best classic GA aircraft after A2A's Cub in terms of recreating the full experience. But I may be partial due to its similarity to my Aeronca Chief. Alabeo, however, has yet to release an aircraft worth having, with the possible exception of their dusters.
 
I wonder why they are making one. LHC's also comes with Floats and tail wheel, not just the milk-stool.

Ryan
 
Interesting, but LHC has all the options I want for a bush plane, tri, float, taildragger, different panel options. To make just one version and all eye candy just doesn't make sense. Maybe there will be more to it, but I won't hold my breath.:biggrin-new:
 
Alabeo needs to forget about the Tri-Pacer and work on a Noorduyn UC-64 Norseman. Carenado needs to do a Cessna 421!!
 
ksheadley said:
Interesting, but LHC has all the options I want for a bush plane, tri, float, taildragger, different panel options. To make just one version and all eye candy just doesn't make sense. Maybe there will be more to it, but I won't hold my breath.:biggrin-new:
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Too bad he didn't make a ski version:dread:. Really nice airplane otherwise.
 
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My favorite Alabeo aircraft remains the Gee Bee Z (although I'm also quite fond of their Stagger, Pitts, and C195), and I continue to hold out hope that one day they may return to that era/genre and spring a surprise like this one on us, done in the same style (photos of the Jim Moss replica Laird Super Solution):





 
Cessna T303 Crusader was a wonderful little flyer. I used to Taxi one back and forth from an FBO to maintenance on the other side of the field. I was lucky enough to get to Fly it once when the guy flying it took me along. Really a unique little airplane that had some endearing qualities. Carenado and Alabeo is good at capturing these GA Airplanes. Carenado's Cessna 340 is a really nice model. The 340 is one of Cessna's neat cabin twins and Carenado captures the feel of it really well! Another is the 404 Titan and now the Alabeo 441. I have flown both of those, and can tell you that flying the 404 is pretty true... except you don't have the headaches of flying the "Geared" Continental engines. These Cabin Twins are really important airplanes to anyone who has spent their time around General Aviation and Charter Flying. Carenado gives them life in FlightSim and I am really thankful for that. I alternate between Warbirds in the Summer and these GA Airplanes during the Winter months. Get a lot out of them all.
 
ryapad said:
I wonder why they are making one. LHC's also comes with Floats and tail wheel, not just the milk-stool.

Ryan
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Obviously the people involved feel a need for their own version or it's somebody's pet project.
Not on my wish list but neither is any flavor of TriPacer.
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Looks nice like all their stuff. However I'm hoping they will return to their roots and start putting out aerobatic planes again. Edge 540, Challenger III (Sean Tucker's plane) or Starduster Too would really fit the bill for me. Would love to see them do a large scale project like a B-29 as well....to have an interior that matched quality with exterior. And guarantees there's no G1000 gauge to slow the FPS down! LOL.
 
Anneke said:
Nope never seen this one before. not even mentioned by know it all D'Andre :pop4:. Looks good, but wondering what it has over Bill Lionheart's set. These are very good already. And the set has more variants.

And also wondering which airport he landed on in the last seconds of the video.
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I do like the crispness of Alabeo stuff, and this looks very nice - but like some others I wonder what it might add to the Lionheart Pacers. Time will tell. As for the airfield, it's hard to say but it looks a bit like CZST Stewart in British Columbia.
 
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