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Thanks for having a look mate :bow: To be honest, the only one I would rate(Now) is the F-4....

Look after yourself fella...

What a truly evocative shot, Marty. That is simply superb, the lighting and the head on ...what a combination.

Whose Victor is that? I'd love to see it in MSFS 2024 ... Adam, its a default AI in Air show assistant. Aaah - I must dust that off. I think I bought it months ago!

Very nice Adam :thumbup:

Here's the ghosting fix in action: DLSS5 comes into its own in old cockpits (on is top): My favourite! (on is top):

... not much articulation going on round them bends tho for the poor punters :D Haha yes but once you focus on the fact that this is a FLIGHT Simulator, you can forgive so much :lol: ...aboard a TGV beats flying, often beats the weather too Go you good thing Charl...found myself "talking" to you a couple of times ...Charl !...trees Yes! I could hear you with the other half of brain. Thanks Marty ... keep up with the TGV. CP, the modelling is actually quite good: I read that the incoming TGV from Paris goes 320km/h, but from Rennes to Brest (which is where I was chasing) is an...

:hesaid: Looking at the headon of those six Merlins, I wondered out loud: Did they ever escort the bomber stream?

Speaking of which, JK: do you actually draw the nose art? It depends, sometimes I do, sometimes I don't. In this case, where it is a modern-day warbird, there are lots of detailed pictures of the noseart available, and I have used those, so the noseart you see is the actual noseart that is on the real plane, with a few minor adjustments.

Thanks for looking chaps.

Thanks Marty, yup the shots are made over Cape Canaveral