Cross Country AC

[aussiewannabe]

I'm looking for a good AC designed for cross country. Something unique. Don't really want a Cessna, Beech, Piper, etc. Basically, something that can land on any surface (not water though).

Reason being, I want to do a cross country flight in Australia in an AC that doesn't have to be way up in the clouds to see the scenery. I have VOZ and am almost finished downloading Andy Weir's SRTM Mesh for Australia.

And if you could, please include a link if possible.

Thanks.

[TSC.]

Have you tried Milton Shupe's Spartan Executive?

Cheers,

TSC.

[dave3cu]

Maule M-7-260-a true bush plane that can land/TO in 500'.

Maule M-7-260 Real World Specs

Dave

[aussiewannabe]

These are some good suggestions 8-)

Dave, thanks for the specs. That's very helpful when I try out a new AC.

[beaky]

If you really want to have a good, long look at the scenery, try this Champ ("FS2004 Aeronca Champ"):

http://www.simviation.com/members/fs2004props94.htm

Come to think of it, the Wilga on that page is very cool, too...  ;D

[aussiewannabe]

If you really want to have a good, long look at the scenery, try this Champ ("FS2004 Aeronca Champ")

Another great possibility. Thanks!

This is really getting good. Which one will I eventually use?

[Iwannabeapilot]

May i suggest the Aeroprakt A-22 Foxbat by Rick Piper. Perfect for low and slow trips!  8-)

[aussiewannabe]

[quote]May i suggest the Aeroprakt A-22 Foxbat by Rick Piper. Perfect for low and slow trips!

[TSC.]

That A22 looks awsome - I'll be downloading that myself thanks.

Cheers,

TSC.