NZFF

Lotus Simulations L-39C.

My favourite FS aircraft...need to pull it out the hanger again...been a bit neglected lately...have you got the NZ schemes Sean?

Lovely looking shots ,would look sweet with a NZ redcheckers scheme dont you think ,or in green with airforce markings like the old skyhawk

Do you use the HDR (enbseres.dll) to get that bright effect, or editing?

Look great!

Nice screens.....flying in formation with what?

Never actually flew the lotus i might give it a try. is that ENBSeries?

Sean , i start the list off fly,rs , we just need some to setup there comm,s ... time for a mass formation Albatros antics

Thanks for the replies.

Both of these shots were created with "FSRecorder".
Following that, I edited them in Photoshop (editing colors, bloom, etc.) I don't use ENB in FS.
I just recently got two NZ schemes from someone privately from www.sim-outhouse.com. They were no longer available at the author's original site. Still need to try them out.

It would be great to organize a large L-39 flight one day, maybe with some shared cockpit stuff going on....but my time difference compared to you folks would be killer. I'm currently on the east coast of the US.

This plane cost me precisely $40US at the Flightsim Pilot Shop, which was down from when I last checked in on the price. The features with this plane are absolutely astounding. Just to name a few things....visible condensation on the canopy when flying through clouds (on a non-rainy day!), canopy plexiglass scratches that reveal themselves when the light hits it just right, landing lights that actually illuminate objects...not just the ground, the smoothest gauges you can get, NO FRAMERATE HIT, and much more!

It's definitely my smartest FS purchase yet.

3 of the four liveries you see in this screen shot came with the plane.....the two German ones in the first shot, and the brown Russian one in the second. The blue camo one is a freeware "Yago9" repaint.
The large plane in the second shot is an old FS2004 model called a M-4 "Bison". Again, these shots were achieved with FSRecorder.

Thanks!

-Sean

SeanTK wrote:

QUOTE (SeanTK @ Jul 15 2010, 05:46 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

maybe with some shared cockpit stuff going on....but my time difference compared to you folks would be killer. I'm currently on the east coast of the US.

Have done a MP shared cockpit in the L39 , one case , James 'leow5226' stalled the engine during some his wide aerobatics , seeing the problem arise to quickly told him to level and consertrate on flying and in the back i worked on restarting , we were using Team-speak , really was a realistic situation that really gave it the real feel .

I could spare an hour/ two since i current work funny hours 1.30 - 3.30 am if you wanted to try the MP mode .

I'll have to take you up on that offer in the future, Ian. I've never used the FSX shared cockpit feature before, but it sounds like a lot of fun!

Did you pull that 1st pic of airliners.net. lol. Damn that looks so real its rediculous. One of my favourite planes as well. Awsome shot.

SeanTK wrote:

QUOTE (SeanTK @ Jul 15 2010, 02:35 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

I'll have to take you up on that offer in the future, Ian. I've never used the FSX shared cockpit feature before, but it sounds like a lot of fun!

If you see me online , just give me a nudge , 80 % time im here .

AndrewJamez wrote:

QUOTE (AndrewJamez @ Jul 15 2010, 07:55 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

One of my favourite planes as well. Awsome shot.

In that case Andrew you will be joining us anytime for a MP .. simply need the TS3 setup and also simply nudge me