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Flying from Waupaca, WI to Oshkosh KPCZ - KOSH It's a lot less crowded this time of year haha! Untitled-3 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Untitled-4 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Untitled-5 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Untitled-6 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Untitled-7 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Untitled-8 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Untitled-9 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Untitled-10 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr (This area around KOSH has some of the sharpest photogrammetry) Untitled-11 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Untitled-12 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Untitled-14 by Ryan Butterworth, …

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This past week I ran into a few pictures of the Saab 900, Saab Group's one of the most popular automobile models...(Side Note: Saab 900 production ceased in 1998). I recall, years ago, I used to occasionally ride-share with a colleague who owned a Saab 900...it had felt like a sleek and nice car...compared to my run-of-the-mill generic mode of transportation...🙂...and, when I caught sight of these Saab 900 pictures, also, I could not help remembering the (iconic) Saab (car) Advertisement by Tony Scott...it was a breathtaking Ad in its own right, at least when, I'd seen it the first time. If you wish to be reminded of it, please search for the 1m:48s video clip "SAAB - 'No…

Hi simmers 😃 A sightseeing Trip over Frankfurt City with an Oldi - Ju52, lovely Steel ( or do i have to say Duralumin, just to be fair 🤭 ) cheers 😉

Thanks to @polosim giving me a hint, I flew from Chilas to Gilgit, small towns in the Himalayas, in Pakistan. Chilas, Gilgit are names which don't ring a bell today. They did when the British Empire ruled the Sub-Continent (the Raj !) as they were frontier cities in a highly volatile region. Actuality they are still in a volatile region disputed between Pakistan, India and China. So I adapted my livery and took the Air America one 😉. Besides, they are in the mighty Indus valley which is a branch of the Silk Road and the path taken by the Indian missionaries who brought Buddhism to China. They were on a major road of trade and civilization.

Featuring HB/IB and 'Humbug01's Electra.

An allusion of Bernd to Pakistan drove me there, a country I have never been to. I chose the Raj frontier region and did a small flight (42 minutes) from Peshawar OPPS to Saidu Sharif OPSS and I found myself remembering my readings of Kipling or George MacDonald Fraser (Flashman !). This is the end of the flight over the Swat river. Really amazing landscape. Recommended (by me FWIIW). PS I know the livery was not exactly fit for the region 😄

Purchased flight simulator premium deluxe from microsoft store was charged to my credit card but microsoft will not allow me to download the 128gb files from the store or direct me to a download location What is going on and how do i get a refund after not being able to get the sim i purchased.

WSSS (Singapore) to VHHX (Hong Kong) Not looking right so I went around

Been around since 1929.

I’m deep in the Maasai Mara Reserve near the Serena Lodge and plan a trip to the East towards the Ngong Hills, made famous in the book and movie “Out of Africa”. I also found an appropriate plane for my trip, a Gipsy Moth with the correct registration. It’s the FSX GAS model, which I ported to MSFS. She flies beautifully and all gauges work. A bit of trivia, if you allow me: Out of Africa's 1929-model Gipsy Moth G-AAMY biplane was shipped to Kenya in 1985 in the back of a DC8 for the filming of the movie. Sir Henry Dalrymple-White, a noted Royal Air Force Wing Commander in WW2, piloted it, soaring high above the Maasai Mara and the Great Rift Valley. …

Beware ! Nothing glamorous in here I'm afraid. No glorious sunset, no artistic blur. You almost don't see the aircraft. Rather crude screenshots if you ask me😄 You may be disappointed. I was not. The beauty of this sim is not only in the visuals. I landed yesterday evening the decidedly very convincing Porter in Porto Indio, a dirt strip in Mato Grosso, Brazil, at the Bolivian border. Forest and lakes. Not really tricky but hemmed in with trees. Gotta be careful. Your usual bush landing. I even didn't take any screenshot. The routine. Then I had a second thought. There were village buildings by the water to welcome me and Porto Indio SSPY written wit…

Near Helsinki - I do love the way its implemented in MSFS.......

The Thranda version

Went sight seeing on my flight from KSAN to KNTD. Never made it to the Griffith Observatory in real life, but this looks pretty impressive in the sim. Not much flying here, but plenty of scenery.

I start from the Rostock Ritz Desert Lodge airstrip in Namibia. The lodge is located some 190 km south-west of Windhoek, which means, if you want to have something to eat, you either drive some three hours with your four-wheel-drive to the next supermarket or you go hunting. After taking off I head east towards the spectacular Rooiklip or Gamsberg Nature Reserve Thanks for viewing

CLS Swissair DC-10-30 on its way into Belgrade Nikola Tesla airport, at dusk. T45 (P3D v5.2 HF1)

Here are 5 (freeware) upload files that caught my attention, today... A220-300 AIR FRANCE A330-200 Thomas Cook HMS Warrior - 2 pics * (See Note, below) B727-200 Prototype - 2 pics A380-800 Iran Air * [Note: This Royal Navy Steam Frigate vessel (from 1860) was at that time the most powerful, fastest (13 knots), best armed and most modern "battleship" worldwide...] Enjoy...!!