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Running from Lola

PostPosted: Tue Oct 31, 2023 10:09 pm
by Charl
There was an update to the B787 in MSFS so thought I’d give it a go on NZAA - NZCH.
I didn't expect the weather to be so close, but Auckland had caught the tail of Lola and it was pretty wet.

It’s a well-made exterior, lots of plumbing to gawp at.

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Takeoff RWY02 and that Cyclone is very present at the 10 O’Clock

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Bit of a bumpy climb-out, and glad to be heading the other way. Looks ever more promising.

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All good, clearing the mighty Waikato and threading the two volcanoes.
Wow those plastic wings are flexy.

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Bit of a dogleg over Wellie for the sightseeing – it’s a charter flight, remember**
Then letting down over the Canterbury coast

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Lovely sunny Christchurch, and NZA Simulations made a wonderful rendering of this airport.

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Not my usual flightsim experience, but was good to have a go at the heavy stuff.
The 787 is maturing after 14 years and has stopped looking "New" to my mind.

** I don’t operate heavy metal on a regular basis and was a bit surprised to find myself generally headed in the right direction!
The model is a little buggy which didn't help...

Re: Running from Lola

PostPosted: Wed Nov 01, 2023 5:50 am
by Splitpin
Charl , 100% bloody amazing screens ....my goodness :bow:

Re: Running from Lola

PostPosted: Wed Nov 01, 2023 9:52 am
by Charl
Thanks for looking, Marty.
Oh! and I forgot to include the bar... the guy on the couch caused me to chuckle. When the MotionFlow ladies appeared, he did a double-take and tracked them.
Real as it gets.

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Re: Running from Lola

PostPosted: Wed Nov 01, 2023 8:59 pm
by grumman4444
Great screen shots charl. Thanks for sharing. Pretty nice for a freeware aircraft.

Re: Running from Lola

PostPosted: Thu Nov 02, 2023 4:46 am
by Aharon
Great shots

Re: Running from Lola

PostPosted: Thu Nov 02, 2023 6:59 am
by Charl
Thanks guys
grumman4444 wrote:Thanks for sharing.
Yes as mentioned in your earlier post I was struck by your weather experience and how similar the pattern development was.