Freeware Aircraft of the 'Great War'

Matt Wynn

Matt Wynn

Charter Member
hi all i'm hunting for freeware aircraft of the 1914-18 period, i have the recently released Nieuport and am on the hunt for more, it really wet my appetite, is there any y'all can reccommend? thanks in advance...
 
thanks Stephan, has a few of the major ones i was looking for Pfalz DIIIa and whats more..... paint templates too, many thanks! hopefully as well this thread will give others a chance to experience the glory days of aviation, from 1914-1950 aviation tech developed rapidly, and still is being refined nearly 100 years on, its that eureka moment... a lot of modern aircraft can trace their lineage back to this period...

so for all of you who haven't tried a ww1 beauty... give it a go, theres nothing to lose :wiggle:
 
Here's a couple....

Simtech Fokker DR1 (grab it before its' gone)
Simtech SPAD (as above)
Robbie Bruce's Bristol Fighter
Dave Eckerts' Sopwith Camel
Airco Dh 2 (can't remember author right now)

ttfn

Pete
 
Smoothie said:
hi all i'm hunting for freeware aircraft of the 1914-18 period, i have the recently released Nieuport and am on the hunt for more, it really wet my appetite, is there any y'all can reccommend? thanks in advance...
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Hi Smoothie,
You can try also my Ansaldo S.V.A.5, You can find the whole package, paintkit and updates here at SOH. Cazzie has made many liveries for it.
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Don't overlook NCGent's TopFlightSimulation aircraft. Chris has a nice selection of early/vintage aircraft. They are "payware" but so cheap that the "pay" part is almost non-existent. You can check them out on Razbam.org.

The Airco DH2 is a freeware plane by NCGent, and can be found in the FS2004 library here. Don't forget to grab the gauge pack that goes along with the DH2.

I forgot about the Simtech planes....need to grab them before they are gone.

OBIO
 
SteveB said:
Wheres Cazzie or Roger, when ya need em ?
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Duh, like you rang!

Let's see:

Covered and got: Michel's Nieuport 17.

Now

Stuart Green: http://homepages.domicilium.com/peveril/hangar/hangar.htm

WW I era for FS9:

British:

Sopwith Coocoo

Felixstowe F2a

Sopwith Snipe

French:

Caudron G.4

SPAD VII

German:

Albatross D.III

Fokker D.VII

Staaken

Pfalz D.IIIa

Two DH-2s are available, one from Chris Herrings' TopFlightSimulation (NC Gent here at SOH) and one from Craig Richard's Classic Wings site: http://www.classicwings.net/freeplanes/dh2/aircodh2.html. A Sopwith Tabloid is also available from Craig's site.

Chris Herrings' site has many very cheap payware WW I aircraft: Bristol Monoplane, Sopwith 1 and 1/2 Strutter, DH-4 and DH-9.

Two WW I aircraft can be found on the same page at Simviation, the combined efforts of Karl-Heinz Klotz, Dave Eckert, Finn Neuik, Horst Weingärtner and CMSR, and Mike Huang's Fokker E.III and Stephen O'Leary Bristol Scout C. http://www.simviation.com/fs2004vintage11.htm

Steve's Sopwith pup can also be found there: http://www.simviation.com/fs2004vintage10.htm

Mentioned has been Robert's exquisite Bristol "Brisfit".

Stiz's Avro 504K.

Stuart Green has a converted SE-5 available here in a tri-pack.

Dave's super Camel, Frank's tripes, both Sopwith and Fokker. Bill Lyon's Zep. Ted Cook's Salamander and Dolphin.

And last but not least Manuele Villa's wonderful set of SVA-5 and SVA-9 aircraft.

Loys of repaints by us ourhouse members too for any and all, follow our names in the SOH search portal.

Follow the other threads Grasshopper, there are so many and I am so old! :isadizzy:

But WW I is my mileiu.

Caz

Hope I don't over indulged!

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