ultimat2.zip  

Fs2000 - Price Ultimate 10 Dash 300s. Produced By Canadian Pilot Gordon Prices Ultimate Aircraft Ltd, The 10-300s Was The Pinnacle Of A Series Of Developments Which Started Life As Upgrade Packages For The Pitts Special Aerobatic Bi-plane. Visual Model, Panel And Documentation By Stuart Greene. Gauges Are Modified From Extra 300s Gauge Set. Sound Aliased To Extra 300s Soundpack. Gps By Chuck Dome.

  s1spart2.zip  

FS2002 - Flight Simulator 2002 Pitts S-1s (extra Liveries) The Pitts Is Fully Aerobatic With Structural Limits Of +6 And -3 Gs. The S1-s Achieved Its Finest Moment During The 1972 World Aerobatic Championship In Salon De Provence, France. Charlie Hillard Used The Pitts Unique Characteristics To Perform His Signature torque Roll, A Delayed Tail Slide Where The Aircraft Continues To Roll While Falling Backward. His Four Minute Freestyle Performance Earned His And Americas First World Championship. This Gmax Design Features Full Moving Parts, FS2002 - Flight Simulator 2002 Type Reflection Mapping, Dynamic Virtual Cockpit, Three New Paintjobs And Personal Instrument Panel For Each Paintjob. Plane By Mikko Maliniemi. Paintjobs By Paul Martin. Sounds By Aaron R. Swindle.

  s1eoscar.zip  

FS2002 - Flight Simulator 2002 Pitts S-1e little Oscar The Australian Pitts S1-e Vh-ioo, Or little Oscar As Its Affectionately Known Was Built In 1976 And For Most Of Its Life It Was Owned By Bonnie Palmer - Rip In 1995. little Oscar Was Purchased By Michael Martin And Was Restored And Repainted By Nigel Arnot, From Paddy Martins Design. little Oscar Lived In Mackay, Queensland, Australia For 2 Years Until Both Vh-mke And little Oscar Were Sold In 1996 & 1997 Respectively.both Aircraft Still Exist In Their Current Liveries In Australia And Are Owned By 2 Different People In New South Wales. This Gmax Design Features Full Moving Parts, FS2002 - Flight Simulator 2002 Type Reflection Mapping, Dynamic Virtual Cockpit, Three Paintjobs And Parsonal Instrument Panel For Each Paintjob. Plane By Mikko Maliniemi. Paintjob By Paul Martin. Sounds By Aaron R. Swindle.