Description
So staying with First World War era, another British Fighter Plane. This time the Sopwith Triplane or as it became known as Tripe.
The Sopwith Triplane was a British single seat fighter aircraft designed and manufactured by the Sopwith Aviation Company during the First World War. It has the distinction of being the first military triplane to see operational service.
Earlier than expected but I think it’s well worth a release. Having some issue with my Dev Mode at the moment so not sure as of when I can put up updates but as soon as I figure out what the problem is, we’ll get going again.
Have had this model for about a year now and just been tinkering with it. But after the SE 5 I had another go at it and I thought it goes well with the SE5.
So enjoy until the next time.
UPDATE:0.02
Minor adjustment to asset and output directory file. Not all aircraft were showing in hanger. Now they do.
Sopwith Triplane
Explore the historic Sopwith Triplane, a British single-seat fighter aircraft from the First World War era. This add-on, known as the "Tripe," is the first military triplane to see operational service, offering a unique flying experience from a bygone era. Discover this meticulously crafted aircraft and enjoy its detailed design in Microsoft Flight Simulator.
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11 months ago
over 1 year ago
almost 3 years ago
over 3 years ago
Really Great, Ty!
almost 4 years ago
Nice job - it featured in parts of the following video https://youtu.be/Ud40JH3WJxQ
about 4 years ago
Throttle no longer works on latest sim update 10 beta,so aircraft is inop.
almost 5 years ago
Fun to fly, the only problem I see is the scale of the cockpit in vr is tiny.
almost 5 years ago
https://youtu.be/7rkb-RcAN9M ;)
almost 5 years ago
I did not understand a world of that but it looked good. haha
almost 5 years ago
Not a bad start to a classic aircraft! I did notice a few things on my test flight today:
The cockpit camera view is offset to the left, putting the view at about the wing root, which, of course makes it pretty hard to fly.There seem to be some stray nav/strobe lights a few meters off each wingtip.The prop blur texture is still visible after engine shutdown.It also feels a bit too fast, but I didnt happen to catch what the airspeed read. Other than that, it's a great start!
almost 5 years ago
With regards to the view I purchased payware like that. So not a big deal. Just use your keyboard arrow keys to nanouvre in to the cockpit. NOt the numpad. With regards to the rest I will take a look. Speed is in Knots and thats is the speed of the aircraft. You can easily redfuce speed yourself when flying
over 4 years ago
I own pretty much every payware to date and not a single one puts you outside the aircraft. Are you sure you aren't buying bootlegs? 😄