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That sim is just amazing :bow: I would really love to see that sector in daylight. Great work , keep it inbound :rockon:

Re downloaded it again and this time it unzipped OK

It is an aircraft from the 50's, built by the company that is actually known for the production of the "Vespa" scooters. It is a rather elegant little thing for a military aircraft and flew with the Luftwaffe of the Bundeswehr from 1957 to 1990 and was at that time the oldest aircraft of the German Luftwaffe.

Hey 'hasegawa', what do you mean as European citizen like me with: " I didn't have a great desire for Europe anyway "

In General i like this aircraft. The MB 339 is a good aircraft for me. It is on the border between VFR and IFR, fast enough to see much but also slow enough to react. It flies well and does not overwhelm the pilot. The right thing for newcomers, despite the accident. Since August I was not "on the road" for 30 hours due to illness. Normally I get to 200+ hours a year.

utterly amazing

I was really surprised by the weather change. This is something that even the ATC in the new MSFS does not manage. Warn VFR pilots of bad weather in the area or the passage of weather fronts, as you know from real aviation....

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Great post Aharon .... nice to see Captain Sim stuff again. I must dust my copy off and screen it .... Thanks for your kind words. WARNING: you might find Captain Sim 707 cockpit panel TOO ADDICTIVE FUN!! It even has rain repellent switch button. Wondering what does it exactly do for 707??? Here is INTERESTING fact by historians about this precise same aircraft with same livery and registration number as painted by Jankess as seen below: this (N322F) is the famous "Pole-Cat" B707 Crewed by five Captains, three Flight Engineers, and three Navigators, this plane had made the whirlwind...

Thanks for answers, Jankees

:thumbup: great work JK

It's only in this sim that you finally see what an excellent camouflage colour that PRU blue actually is. Thanks for the comments!

Superb work JK ....number 5 is a winner for me. Those long shots with gaps in the clouds are wonderful :thumbup:

I used to drive trucks through there and never got bored of the drive. It is beautiful country, hot in summer and cold in winter. I flew into their once with my boss......bumpiest flight ever, missed approach and everything! I have to try it in my sim.....dont like the runway though, houses at one end and water at the other! Great screen shots.....love to see more!!

Another of my favourite old school planes. The Beechcraft Staggerwing...

A nice little aircraft. Open Cockpit and Biplane. flying like in another time... EDIT: I would like to add something 'emotional'. In my view, aircraft like this are what distinguishes the MSFS. It is a variant more suitable than for VFR-Simulation, more than ever before. It is clear that the Airbus freaks are now howling around, but actually they were in good hands in the Prepar3d, with hundreds of great replicas of major airports. If You need what's new, the re-creation of the landscape "already out of the bag", without any more addons, a small aircraft that is good for viewing the...

Yes it is Wanaka

Cheers guys