NZFF

Have a go at landing inside Soldier Field Stadium! Maybe later... :rolleyes:

Yesterday, there was snow on the high parts of Great Barrier Island....... I think those are cloud tops that havn't been painted out on the satellite photoreal ground textures. There's a couple in Whanganui National Park too.

Oppssss I did not see that sentence. My apologies :blink: :blink: :blink: Thanks for answer Regards, Aharon

What you need is to fly that plane around Mount Fuji!! Regards, Aharon

Aharon, these are the 'supertrees' of the Marina Bay Park: spectacular in real life, especially with the lightshow in the evening. Thanks for interesting new fact!! Never knew about that before!! Wondering if it exists in FSX?? Probably not Regards, Aharon

" but if you like, we can always explore the 'what if...' route" ...Please do JK .... :rockon:

Cheers Big M :thumbup:

"Flying" in simulations gives me the feeling of still being there. The losses of the last few weeks have been severe.

Fighting in a fighter double-decker against other double-deckers is a fighting style that in 1940/41 had actually "already gone out of fashion" but showed itself for the last time in North Africa. It was about who could fly the tightest circle to come slowly and relentlessly against opponents and shoot him. This was also tried in one-decker, but this proved to be witless in the fight between biplane and monoplane. Vertical manoeuvres proved to be more useful and the more stable monoplanes performed better. It still applies to this day. You shouldn't want to fight the way your...

First two screenshots look real!!!!!!

Cheers gents .... my pleasure.

Yes, of course you can do it. There is nothing against it. In any case, the Swiss did not even consider buying it, at least to my knowledge. At the new MSFS I also have my swearing to fly "stylishly" in Russia. I am currently working on the evaluation of an addon of Yekaterinburg Airport...

Thanks for looking, Marty

Thanks for answer on ground textures of NYC. I guess AFS2 must be impressive Regards, Aharon

Ik like it to fly very low...

I do love that little silver bird ...beautiful shots.