Flying Corps Gold Fokker Dr. I versus Nieuport 28. The view forward from an SE5a. In the sections that follow I'll detail how the two games compare point by point. Some of Red Baron 3D 's other visual effects are better than Flying Corps Gold 's, however.
Sound effects compare similarly - different, but both very well done.
Red Baron 3D has more types of planes from a wider time period, and allows you to fly more of them. On the other hand Flying Corps Gold 's flight models are more realistic and more accurate, and the game can handle larger dogfights before the game starts to bog down. The campaign games are good in both games, but again different. Red Baron 3D lets you try to fly an entire career from 1916 to the end of the war, and allows you to fly in practically any fighter squadron on the Western Front, transfer between squadrons, be promoted and receive medals. It also keeps some records of your successes and failures for later examination.