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Salesman.... good

stunning livery, wide angle looks cool too, bet that bad boy was hard to spot in clear conditions !! :ph43r:

Thanks for looking...more training required for the AI team :lol:

Great shots, amazing scenery JK.

The Gina is such an elegant aircraft. Great shots and I love the lighting in the second one. Very well done. :thumbup:

Hi ScottyB, Is that weather MSFS default, or dialed in with your own 'metar' or a 3rd party software. Looks very realistic. Pleased you made the return flight. ;) Cheers Sonnyj

Very nice, tight formation!

Thank you Adam. To me the Hurricane looks the part of a fighter.

Great shot! :clap: However - I must say I'm not a huge fan of those late WWII USAF aircraft ... just massive engines with a cockpit slapped on top ... except for the F7F Tigercat, that is!

Drat! I wish I'd seen these before I lashed up the ANZAC banner! Incredible detail and composition (as ever!).

Healthy attitude. I'm also waiting for a price that I like for the Justflight Fokker F. 28 Fellowship in MSFS 24. My MSFS 2020 has as much in it for add-ons as the annual fee at the country club around the corner. When it comes to the Microsofties' chatter about the "compatibility" of add-ons with its predecessor, I've paid too much money. I'm definitely too old for the number with the Easter Bunny or Santa Claus and as a German pensioner you start to do the math. The Ukraine is too expensive.

Nice idea.

Thanks for looking ...I will be posting some Sopwith stuff soon.

Great post JK.....I enjoy all the history.

I agree. It's exciting to fly with a piston engine aircraft in such weather. Dealing with the onset of icing is also something that the MSFS in this version does better than its predecessors. Here in the Baltics you can expect such weather from the end of September to March.

Very nice JK , i think that scoop on the front of the tropical spits was ugly, but necessary. Great shots.

JK...This was the next one I was going to post before you went to the Spitfire....Nice shots :thumbup:

Very nice JK. They were the high flying PR birds as I recall. I guess the P-47 Festival has ended ...I was just getting warmed up...but Spitfires I can do :)