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Ta mate - the switches on that almost Art Deco panel all work and once I found the fuel cock hiding under my seat I was able to start from cold, which is always fun. I haven't checked the radios and GPS, but who needs that new-fangled stuff? This is a great little VFR machine.

Undercarriage designers: so clever, so nerdy :D Love it, there is a YT of it somewhere. AND: Never forget it can CRAB as well!

Thanks for answer, Splitpin

:lol: it's what flight simulators are for

Nice :thumbup: Isn't that wing amazing.

Great shot again, SP. That skyscape is beautiful.

Charl, somewhere in my book collection, Ive got a photo of four generations from the same family, that flew the same B-52

Oh my goodness :wub: Great screens JK ....#3 stands out for me....nice low light :thumbup:

That is impressive with manatees in action!! Regards, Aharon

Would be good to see more of say, this model compared to the CS 2020 offering. I mean, it is a BIG step into an uncertain new world, and we trust your judgement in this since we know you have every Flight Simulator in existence!

Marty, thank you. I do like to push the boundaries of the sim a little. You clearly understand where those boundaries are.

Thank you Charl :thumbup:

nice shots! I too like fat prop aircraft Thanks JK :thumbup:

What an evil looking thing :ph43r:

It is indeed Aharon :thumbup:

Great shots JK ....strange to see a Catalina over such dry terrain.

You’re spot on, Charl — the “stock AI” is pure comedy material, mate. FSTL looks the part, but keeping it happy is a full-time job — models, liveries, injectors, updates, rinse and repeat. Did that dance once and realised I was spending more time babysitting than flying. :cheers: I’ll give FS Traffic another try once the next version is out — if it can handle regional ops more smoothly, it might finally be worth the effort. Until then, I’m happy to let the wind off the Remarkables do the talking. Sometimes less really is more, aye. And until then, I’ll just laugh at the nonsense instead of...