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:hesaid: Great work gents.

Love the angles, beautiful shots. Numbers 2 and 3 stand out for me.

Nice spinners JK :thumbup:

The first pic looks a lot like Duxford - I think that scenery was updated just recently. Yes - it was - and split into an airshow/non-airshow versions. Also: Adam.

Oh yes, I would love a T-33

Yes... my fault... sorry... :( All good .. many thanks! B-) B-) B-)

I don't have MSFS.

You'll have to ask Lt Plotecia about that, my polish is a bit rusty..

Well, there's pigs, and there's pigs. These two are in the RAN Museum at HMAS Albatross - The French just can't help themselves - they gotta have style!

Umm how does the flight model react to ski landing gear on tarseal? Well ... taxiing on tarseal doesn't appear to produce any sparks (!!!) but braking is hard (no wheelbrakes) - either on snow or on tar. How do they slow down in RL?? I expect soft/fresh snow would have a bit of a braking effect, but landing on packed snow or ice ... ? I'll need to revisit those "Ice Pilots" videos, I think!

A brave choice of airfield for a maiden flight there Adam :) I cheated!! I'd already had a few flights in it - and realised they've got the flight model all wrong (no surprises there!!). It takes off like an An-2 - and floats off the runway after an incredibly short space of time. I never knew the Ju52 was a STOL aircraft :D :lol: ^_^ One question: what waypoint did you use to find Victoria Falls, please?? I used Google Earth (outside the sim) to locate the falls in RL, then an addon for MSFS that pops up a Google-earth style map (whilst in flight) that allows you to teleport to a location in...

Flying iron for msfs

thank you!

Not a lot in it - GeoffKiwi uses ArcGIS imagery, which tends to be rather dark. I believe GIMP allows you to lighten/darken the tones so I might experiment with my Chathams images. Then again, anymore bite marks in the ceiling and the whole place will fall about my ears :o

:o I continue to be amazed by this sim ...incredible visuals Rob.

Amazing :rockon:

My method for Postimages (which is my default online images provider) is this: 1) After uploading your pic, right mouse click on the thumbnail (when in gallery view) and choose to "Open in a new tab". 2) In that (full size) view, right mouse click on the "Download original image" button in the top menu (it should turn blue), then use "Copy link". Paste that link here, surrounded by the (manually inserted) opening and closing codes: [img]paste here[/img] ... which should look like: [img] ... giving you the image at its full size, like so: I...

So beautiful that I am very glad that Microsoft decided to make MS2020!! Regards, Aharon

Amazing especially the extremely realistic looking rain drops on ground!!