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Thanks again, Aharon.... I don't know my friend. It's really not what I do, its choosing quality material to screen, therefore all the work is done. I just try to find the right combination of subject, environment, and lighting that suits me ...as you yourself do so very well. Keep up the good work, we need to keep this place alive, and thanks again for your contributions. :thumbup:

Just the "old" bit :rolleyes:

Slowly being taken my aliens i think Naki ....weird :ph43r:

I remember a software (for FS2004, I think) which let you add your own or any other face to aircraft models which had pilots built in. Used it to make birthday card screenies for the grandkids....but they're young men and women now, not kids :unsure: Mike

Charl .... :whoops: I got a little geographically confused. My apologies to AUSTRIA ....gawd.

1953... nice view on the MiG 15, the ancestor of so much MiG´s....

Thank You. At the moment I fly much "military". Next review in waiting for FS-Magazin is another new simulation about the Battle of Britain", a new AV-8B Harrier-Simulation, DCS "Strait of Hormuz" and the 1C-Shturmovik-Team is working on the last battle of the German Luftwaffe. "Unternehmen Bodenplatte". 1. January 1945... Hope i find the time between this to write about the beautiful freeware-scenery from Hawaii, found months before. Think it is necessary to write about such great things from Volunteers and not comercial like Aerosoft.

Thanks for stopping by Charl.

I have sometimes the same feeling and have an aversion to fly B-17, -24, -29, Avro Lancaster,Handley Page "Halifax"... .... Parts of my family were in Dresden February 13/14th, 1945. They came as refugees from Silesia...