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Greg ... maybe contract yourself out to A2A etc ... it's(your work) definitely a point of interest.

Awesome work Rob. Looks bloody great. Must be a few ag strips around Coromandel too ;)

The prototype A300B also came through AKL too .... supporting the then AIRBUS house livery of the period .... as I recall .... and during which period there aircraft (and AIRBUS generally) was really struggling to see .... in fact during 1 year, during the 1970's, only 2 aircraft were sold. TAA was the only airline in our own part of the world to order the A300B .... but that was many years later .... around the mid 1980's and at around the same time ANSETT went the B767-200 way after Australia's internal civil aviation policy (which had, for many years prior, dictated that both ANSETT and...

I think RAZBAM found more in the DCS market and have concentrated there for a rest.

Looking Great Adam , what a way to get around the country and to hosh posh it with rich Queenstownites B-)

If you haven't voted yet do it now as voting closes at midnight tonight

Hi ya Matt ... we get a Jetstar overhead here almost every thirty minutes depend on real life schedules , to my bro's son they are not Arbusts .. theys are Jetstars! Good luck on your VA that is one area I have not tried.

Ian , Alphasim kept me on edge for years ... a release almost every two weeks, and for the time, it was great stuff. (still is now) I think I started following Phill right from the start ... and still, have it all.... history, love it. Arr the things we were lucky to do when working ... Phil , yeah ! look at my hanger .. CRIKEY !

:lol: Been there done that ... and then some <_< toddlers are moving mess machines . Great post Adam

Andreas, ..... Course an old video but its a BLOODY GOODIE ! :D

Consider the mesh required to correctly model the lake, river below,and the dam wall itself. :blink: That was an issue Peter Lohr hooked into doing Queenstown and the Lake region, sometime it can be a real juggling act but as shown above in that scene the effort is well worth it ... imagine a more recent photo under-lay'd onto that scenery! .

Come on guys and gals where the hell are you all only 10 entries and it closes at midnight tonight. Surely you are not all still lost in the bloody jungle some of you must of found your way out by now in time to enter today so get your A into G and post your entry.

The Mach Loop actually has no connection with The Dambusters. Their training areas were the Derwent Valley in the Midlands, and later, the Elan Valley in Wales

Thanks, Ian ... Yep, back then the cloud 9 F-4 was today's Milviz version. Still, have it tucked away some place. I have doing a lot of Spooky Stuff today myself, posting shortly B-) The old ...and newer Razbam stuff was good as well. The Skyhawk collection they did was huge. A lot of the RAZBAM is superb, the A-4 dose hold its own in FS9 , I never did finish my 1987 'Golden Skyhawk' paint tho still have it , one of those tricky templates.

Lovely shots Marty...! Very realistic! One of the reasons why I love my little Cessna 150 Aerobat.... ...its the nose-wheel! I can see where I am going when I'm on the ground! ...just watch out for Gopher/Rabbit holes when not on a hard runway!.... :rolleyes: ....! Paul....Rabbit Stew.... :D ...!

Agree ... the French do have a way with design, love it or hate it. I've owned a couple of French cars , and they were ... well , ... French. Great shot Bug master :thumbup:

Thank you ... young man :thumbup: