NZFF

And on it went... 'Course it did... funny one doesn't hear the love for the Mosquito, the way folks gush about say a Spit.

Must be something in the air. Just last night I reinstalled the WOP B-17 and took it for a flight. Didn't think to take any screen shots though. These are great.

Thanks!

Yes looking forward to Orbx NZGS and what other ones they may be making (Whanganui?). But also equally looking forward to Riddlez Taranaki scenery and Flightbeams Wellington and Robins NZCH Thanks Marty - haven't been there but it is on my bucket list despite the sandflies!

Nice work tanken2 :thumbup: Keep it coming dude.

Amazing shots!

Great pics Marty!

"Wyvern with markers of the US Navy?" Frag mich nicht :rolleyes:

Thank you Sir , this really was unexpected (for me) when I look at the competition.

Well you did a fine job.. I've seen a few SS comps and the NZFF one is one of the slickest around. So thanks to the selfless ones over the years who organised it all. RW intrudes so I will assemble something by next week, and with the Outgoing SS Manager's kind assistance, will set up the Almost All of September Screenshot Competition .

Charl managed to win the theme comp for August - so he can set his own theme!!! Over to you, Charl ... B-) Adam. UPDATE: The comp is now open - see here .

Well done Marty - another popular win for you!!! :rockon: Congratulations also to Charl for the theme. Quite apt, as he's doing the September Special anyway! :D A great "pair" of screenshots! Thanks to everyone that entered - and for all your votes. Adam.

The P-40 was less... and the aerodynamic quality of the M.C. 202 much higher... In a direct encounter of these two typs I prefer the M.C. 202. The question about the PBR lighting engine I can not answer, because I am not familiar with effect programming. Maybee you find more information about this in the Diary of the developers of the simulation...

WOW THAT IS AMAZING SCREENSHOT!!!

Sorry. Your question is understandable and here it is from the Designers of Shturmovik and Sturmovik FB 1C-Games "Battle over Moscow" It is a hardcore-battlesim, part 2 of "Battle over Stalingrad" sommer, autumn und winter 1942 to the end of the 6th german army january 1943 "Battle over Moscow" autumn and winter 1941/42, and "Battle over Kuban" spring/sommer 1943 Every of them can be used as a Stand-alone-Product, but to see the complete story it is not a bad idea to have them all. It is not a must for the typical simmer, but for all virtual pilots that...

who looks at the scenery? No problem I do look at ground textures because I like to identify towns, cities, highways, streets, buildings, etc etc when I fly at FL350 past those ground textures. Smiling And that is important if a plane's gauges fail and you need ground textures to be able to tell where you are. When you look at my past screenshots past 10 years in various aviation forums, you will be amazed by how I identify towns, cities, highways, streets, buildings, etc etc from FL350 during flights. Regards, Aharon

nice shots!

wonderful shots of strange birds. Which sim is this?

Thank You. It is difficult in Germany to bring such things in a forum... But i think we must tell such stories and never forget... Historical simulations are in my eyes more than another "virtual shooting", it is a piece of history, presented in a contemporary way. It is the users who decide how to handle it... The Heinkel He 111 has an american "ancestor." The The Günther brothers, designers at Heinkel where inspired by the Lockheed "Orion", an elegant and aerodynamically beautiful little plane faster as the fighter aircraft of its time, nearly all of them...