NZFF

Nice idea, an NZFF repaint!

mmmm good angle there :P The clouds look very real... Is that the fs9 extra in the fs10 demo?

Nice shots mate but I really think you need to strap a SAAB on your back and get a bit of power in your tower :lol:

If VOZ decides the AI is too hard, we'll survive. After all it's based on a compilation of existing packages - and I guess some may be old schedules by now. The RAAF AI pack (available AUSSIM) is prominent, but most of the stuff you're seeing on screen for the big airlines you can easily collect in 20 mins of surfing per airline and probably install in half an hour (per airline - not the lot!). I looked at the VOZ AI pack and yes, it's a great running start for a brand new FS install (despite loss of the Beech!) but all I got from it personally was one base model I...

Showoff! ;) Erm, my Saab's dashboard isn't as flash as yours. Seem to remember there was another on offer. On your website? Nope I tried out one from AVSIM by Horst Paetzold as he is quite a fan of our model so I thought I would pay back the complement his panel is under the filename hp_saab2000-panel.zip

OOOOOO that looks pretty Im glad I could help you out with those pics I love seeing that bird up close and the female pilot aint bad either hahahaha keep up the good work charl. Scott

One of the first four cd's Trolly? I should try and find them in my collcetion sometime! That's awesome!

Awesome pics mate - very nice :D I have that airport and Timaru scenery too, I carried out the instructions in the City Scenery as far as removing some of the airport files, but I get white square pillars around the airport. I have a feeling it's due to me not having the Gerrish Grey Trees installed, which brings me to a question it that's the case ... The read-me for the Gerrish trees v3 mentions finding and replacing up to 65 different textures, but the instructions are for FS2002. It seems a mammoth task and one I can't recall doing during my previous install when I had the...

LOL BB Look hard enough and you can see 2 Yeah, as I said I haven't had time to remove one set of buildings, so a few are doubled up.

Actually...I think we all forgot to compliment Andrew on his banner construction, which kept the "feel" of the shot very nicely. Makes a good intro to the site. (There, that's August done.)

also has anyone noticed that the shot in the engine has 3 sets of landing gear wheels? Yeah that's why Trolly asked - only plane I know of that looks like that would be a Meljet 777

omg. THis isnt a photo?? I thought it was a photo <_<

spent about 6 hours in Nadi waiting for an Air NZ 767 air conditioning unit to be repaired. nice pics too

Glad you like my pictures people, As for the ZK Rego, I do that with all the Carenado aircraft I own. I just open up the default paintjob, wipe of the N number and but a quick ZK over the top, in this case it is -KEE for CheroKEE. It only takes about 5 minutes ;)

hahahahaha I reckon I know who taught them how to fly refer to crazy craigs video of his approach to Milford Sound in the A320 lol it was him hehehehe. Ohhh, thanks. :P

haha you kept the bird more intact than when I land the things :lol:

Nice work Craig, if only Mike Stone's models had those 'dynamic reflections' BTW, does anyone know how to make repaints "shiny", do you just have to add an alpha layer or something...? Plus, where can we grad your PAC750 repaints? Have you got DXTbmp - it's a useful little software (free) addon to save, convert and change file formats for all sorts of graphics. Take a windows bitmap and make it "FS9 usable" (and FSX) Get it here OK, open the basic bitmap in dxtbmp - you'll see a menu item "Alpha" Here you can either see the existing alpha if...

A short while ago, I posted the Cheyenne and said that I wasn't perfectly happy with the way the fuselage side stripes wrap around the rear lower fuselage. Well, the maker heard my pleas and gave me a spot of help. First tries are looking good and I now know the curve ratios. I've done a rough fix and this is satisfactory - although still not perfect - but it can be seen and does at the very least, make the rear view look a bit better. Future Cheyenne paints will be much improved - my thanks to Tobias Ahlbrecht for listening to my moans and for helping me above and beyond the normal...