Because of the simple nature of Simpleplane's physics, stunt planes are very hard to make due to the lack of prop-wash. This plane was designed with the idea of simulating that effect at low speeds.

This little bi-plane uses a hidden VTOL engine to power a series of RCS nozzles placed around the aircraft. At speeds approaching and below stall speed, the RCS nozzles allow control of the plane, despite the lack of airflow over the control surfaces. In a normal plane, this control would generally be maintained through the significant amount of prop wash these little stunt planes produce. Here, we have to cheat :P

I hope you enjoy doing back-flips and hammer-head turns in this little red sport plane!

HAPPY FLYING!