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:rockon: Great shots ...you can never have enough freighters ....good work.

Of course I will fulfill Carl's wish. But I want to see the railway train thing for myself first, and the Robinson R66 is probably more suitable for that. Joke.

Some aircraft are still waiting to be flown. I hope still to fly them-. I am in no hurry regarding FSFS 2024.

Looking good my old pole dancer :thumbup: Do you mind if grab that first shot for a wallpaper ? I'll PM you a link for the full resolution original ;)

:thumbup: Currently searching for that repaint!

The cardboard aircraft actually flies very well! :rolleyes:

PDK? I think I painted that one in another life... Nice plane, nice livery.

Noicee :thumbup: :lol: :clap: Yes, they are a bit, aren't they? :thumbup:

Seriously good post Naki ....but....

The problem with this model is that there is no useful manual. I'm just using my memories of the old model of Captain Sim. That's unsatisfactory.

Thanks Guys..sorry was concentrating on the aircraft not the airport...yes it is Tauranga...my default airport and my local airport

Nice!!! How's 2024 looking (in general)?? I didn't plan to go into too much detail, as this was an alpha (and just for the one weekend.). I did report on a couple of things here.

Fantastic shots, naki!!! Check your PMs!!!

Well then cheers. :D

It shows what a remarkable journey x-Plane has taken. Honestly, you can imagine X-Plane because MSFS 24 will eat my computer for breakfast. But I will stick with MSFS 2020 as long as I can.

Not all aircraft can be beautiful in a way that pleases everyone. Its usefulness, robustness and longevity make it an aircraft that has made history, and this story is not over yet. It began in 1956. Pilots who continue to fly it today are the grandchildren and great-grandchildren of the first pilots.

Interesting - it does seem that XPlane stuff is rather more amenable to the AFS SDK content converter, but I have not explored that area at all. Mustapha Notherluke.

Is that a Special Delivery? What is the cost of a delivery using those means?

Apologies for letting my Boeing ignorance out :unsure: I looked at the squashed nacelle and thought: that was the beginning of the rot. The Max has all those wing things too, right? And: very unlikely you could duplicate the problems in the sim, after all, Boeing denied they exist!