Y'all's Opinions please

**Daveroo** · March 3rd, 2017, 11:20

id like to have the best bush plane,i dont know if i already have it,or if there is one out there i dont have,so please everyone,tell me YOUR favorite bush plane for P3Dv3

id also like to know if any payware or freeware dev's might be thinking of doing something like Just Aircraft's Highlander,or Super STOL?

the Super Stol with the 180hp engine looks cool.

**roger-wilco-66** · March 3rd, 2017, 22:49

I love and frequently fly Piglets PC-6H Porter.

**Rimshot** · March 4th, 2017, 00:29

Still fond of the Carenado Cessna 185 and eagerly awaiting the Aerosoft Pilatus Porter.

**Naismith** · March 4th, 2017, 01:43

I like the A2A Piper cub with fat tires. But it is exceptionally slow..

**joe bob** · March 4th, 2017, 02:22

I enjoy A2A's Cessna 172 for the type of bush flying I do. For Aerosoft's Africa scenery I find it very challenging. The high altitude and high temperatures ( 85 deg @ 8000' ) make energy management, and the climb prop a must. The rough nature of the airstrips make a landing with all the parts still attached very rewarding. If I were doing it in real life I would want a specialized turbine aircraft like the Porter or a higher powered Cessna like the 182, but that would take away from the challenge.

***jmig*** · March 4th, 2017, 14:23

I would recommend that you hold out for Milviz's Beaver. You will not be disappointed. It will be a winner.

**dhazelgrove** · March 4th, 2017, 23:44

Ant's Winjeel, perhaps?

Dave

**spatialpro** · March 5th, 2017, 07:40

Currently, it is without a doubt Dave Garwood's Auster J1 Autocrat.

I also like the SibWings Cessna O-1/L-19 Bird Dog.

I have a feeling both of these could be overtaken by the forthcoming MilViz Beaver, esp as it is designed with P3D in mind (the aforementioned were made for FSX).

Andy

**roger-wilco-66** · March 5th, 2017, 10:16

A Helio Courier would be nice. I think Tim Conrad made one in the old days.

Cheers,
Mark

***SpaceWeevil*** · March 6th, 2017, 09:16

+1 for DG's Auster and the Sibwings Bird Dog, but I'd also recommend the old RealAir Scout - standard, tundra and amphibian versions included, plus a Citabria and Decathlon. Great value, the VC still looks amazing, and it all seems to work and fly as well in the latest P3D as it did in FSX.