NZFF

Doesn't have the soul of an Argosy and actually it's pretty ugly from some angles but it's a joy to fly thanks to those geezers at Majestic. These pics are from the tutorial flight from Toronto to Montreal, which I managed to complete without making a big explosion (I hate those). Fluffies courtesy of REX3 and Active Sky Next. This is a new plane for me so I still need to download the Air NZ paint.

Love #2 scupperdude .

Nice Scups, your birthday prezzy.

Ian Warren wrote:

QUOTE (Ian Warren @ May 20 2014,10:10 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Nice Scups, your birthday prezzy.

Not sure how you knew that but anyway I weakened and got it before my birthday. Actually I pretty much have everything I want in terms of stuff, although currently trying to decide if I should get a GTX780 to replace my GTX660, - would love to slide up the graphics and extend the area of cloud shadows.

Can't justify buying another plane until I've explored this one some more, - seems like it's not too hard to 'master', unlike some.

Thanks Splitpin, I think you're a cloud connoisseur so I appreciate your words . For me, believable clouds are so important.

Scups , Ill give you the HU , Pacific Simulations/Flight Experience fully gave the P3D CLOUDS the major Thumbups ! so did I , I flew their 737 into Wigram after having a really great study and looksie .... boootyfull !

Great pics, so is the Q400 now supported for P3DV2 or have you ported it over yourself?

victor_alpha_charlie wrote:

QUOTE (victor_alpha_charlie @ May 22 2014,3:03 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Great pics, so is the Q400 now supported for P3DV2 or have you ported it over yourself?

Thanks. It doesn't seem to be officially supported but you can just point the installer to P3D2 instead of FSX and everything works fine.

I bought it having read that and haven't discovered any problems so far.