Queenstown to Wellington (MSFS)
Posted: Mon Mar 29, 2021 12:51 amA nice ANZ Link repaint got released for the Aerosoft CRJ today, decided to take it on a ride from Queenstown to Wellington. All screenshots should be clickable to see the full size, but those are PNG format and about 4-5MB each. Just in case anyone is on limited data.
Ready at the stand in Queenstown
Cockpit view. I fly CRJs for a living and this Aerosoft version is far from accurate. Modeling is great, but 6/10 at most in terms of systems.
Lined up RW05, just a silhouette of the mountain visible
A hint of the new day on the horizon
Christchurch lit up down to our right
One of things I love most about MSFS is the ease of use of the drone cam to get the shot you want (especially with a gamepad)
Descending at a nice rate. You wouldn't think so, but these docile cloud layers were full of lightning.
Made it on to the runway, intense approach though. Runway going in and out of sight.
All parked up
This sim can look absolutely gorgeous
Final beauty shot, waiting for the catering
Ah, there's that lightning I spoke about. Not quite 'live' weather I believe, as no mention of thunderstorms in the METAR or TAF. But it made the flight interesting.
Ready at the stand in Queenstown
Cockpit view. I fly CRJs for a living and this Aerosoft version is far from accurate. Modeling is great, but 6/10 at most in terms of systems.
Lined up RW05, just a silhouette of the mountain visible
A hint of the new day on the horizon
Christchurch lit up down to our right
One of things I love most about MSFS is the ease of use of the drone cam to get the shot you want (especially with a gamepad)
Descending at a nice rate. You wouldn't think so, but these docile cloud layers were full of lightning.
Made it on to the runway, intense approach though. Runway going in and out of sight.
All parked up
This sim can look absolutely gorgeous
Final beauty shot, waiting for the catering
Ah, there's that lightning I spoke about. Not quite 'live' weather I believe, as no mention of thunderstorms in the METAR or TAF. But it made the flight interesting.
Watch on 
I would really love to see that sector in daylight. 