Given the fame and capabilities of the little Pitts aerobatic biplanes, there’s little surprise that they are a popular addition to any sim and to many developers – a select group of which has now been joined by Sibwings, already famous for their earlier Saab Safir and Cessna Bird Dog…
Addictive Simulations have released a Pitts Special S1 which is a light aerobatic biplane designed for FSX and FS2004. This is a biplane single seater, tail dragger racer. This is a stunner of a reasonably fast manoeuvrable aerobatic and even acrobatic racer. It is a very nice model, very crisp lines and some nice animation touches. It is great to fly and coupled with Just Flight’s Airshow Pilot it certainly gave me hours of fun and excitement during the review. I want to park one of these next to my car and take-off down the street – imagine the looks on the neighbour’s faces. I only reviewed the FSX version.
Its official its The Pitts!! 😆 A new Pitts Special has just been released for sale, being developed by Daniel Dunn and David Chester. They have formed a software company aptly named, “Addictive Simulations” back in 2004 and have released a Vickers V10 simulation back then and a Hawker-Siddeley Trident…
Icarusgold brings us a Pitts Special natively built for FSX. “…..The Pitts Special is a light aerobatic biplane designed by Curtis Pitts. It has accumulated many competition wins since its first flight in 1944. The Pitts Special dominated world aerobatic competition in the 1960s and 1970s and, even today, remains…
A new old aerobatic biplane has hit the streets folks, and your favourite neighbourhood Eagleskinner has taken it upon himself to give this Little plane the once over – and maybe even twice, thrice and more. Those who know me, know of my love, affection and experience for and with…
Good news for all fans of the aerobatic genre: a new aerobatic sports biplane has been hatched. Icarusgold have released their Pitts S2B to the market! When Curtis Pitts first flew his “Pitts Special” in 1944, he probably had no idea that his baby would still be flying – and…