The AVSIM Screen Shots Forum

So it's no Legacy, but it's closer than a cessna haha! (This is the Rotax 915is version of the VL3). A quick flight from Winsted MN 10D to St Cloud KSTC Untitled-1 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Untitled-2 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr 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-12 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Untitled-13 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr …

Just the thing for that $100 hamburger run. This one was piloted by Lt JA Watkins - notice the litle flags on the port side.

What a passenger saw.

Sorry I did not take more screenshot, I was simply focusing on the Champain mission. C&D start at 1am Cat 3 launch From now on it was for me, very hard, but great learning. Mission to find cruiser ships, Use Air to Sea Radar and FLIR, find the ones that the bad guys were using for mine laying. So 80% of them were friendy. Target them, take photos for the base to look at, then they confirm and then send me in again to Shot! (Sink) .....I love MAV's Then I needed to do a Air-Air refuel in the midle of the night....never done that before. only to find the tanker is on a constant turn/circuit. So very much a first time for me, luckly it went…

Beechcraft Baron G58 leaving ENML, (Molde), Norway, at dawn. SoFly UK Spring weather. T45 (MSFS)

We have sure come quite a way..

Got my XP11 reinstalled again and made some screenshots this week. Hope you like ´em. As the last of Austrian´s Dash 8-Q400 has left the fleet this summer, here´s one departing LOWG Graz for a short hop to LOWW Vienna. In 2019 some RAF C-130s visited Graz for stopovers. A KLM 737-800 at LOWW Vienna being serviced. An Austrian Dash 8 Q400 being marshalled to its stand for the night at LOWW Vienna

What MSFS is good at is to ally the serious fun of flying (or is it the amusing seriousness ?) and discovering the world. The Sahel is the vast region from the Atlantic to the Red Sea which separates the Sahara desert to the North and the more humid savannas to the South. This is a flight in Mali, from Nioro du Sahel to Manantali and its large reservoir on the Baffin river. Leaving Nioro du Sahel In spite being an arid region, a lot of small towns A fine rendering of the relief The Manantali reservoir ahead (11 km3 of water !) Dam in view hmmm,.. The city of Manantali…

I seem to have bought a couple of airports in Croatia recently. Just got LDSP from Orbx. The surrounding hills looked a bit bland in bright weather so I went for something a bit more dramatic. Haven't explored the airport itself in detail yet.

Was going to fly to Marrakech, but got distracted. So out of GMMM, over the town itself, and just up the coast to Mohammedia and GMMB. Evening on a sunny autumn day to get a bit of dazzle going with the copper repaint of the stock G58. Looks like I've got a bit of duplication here with the Mosque. I'll have to check that out Port looks pretty busy. Don't know if that's Henrik's work or not (it is installed) Heading off up the coast now From what I could see on Google Earth, it's not as green as this in real life, but hey - it looks good to me The port at Mohammedia turning inland now towards the airport …

Mid-day Complete Trip...San Francisco (SFO) to Los Angeles (LAX) The United Way... Leaving the Bay (SFO) Area... Lot's of dry California scenery in between... Arrival into the SoCal (LAX) Area...A bit off on the landing. ;-) Thanks for commenting, Darryl

A busy Start at first light on the ABE. I am still C&D #110 Right...Cleared to start! Start up Done, taxi to CAT3, all set up and.... Time to Spin up! Time to Hold Tight on that Grap Handle you can see..... There I go.........You have to stay below 500FT and 300 Kts turn 20 degrees to the left (from CAT 3) then back on course (ABE Headind) for 7 miles then and only then do you turn and climb. WP#1 Wing man formed up. To be Continued!..................

I guess I got a thing for red liveries haha Enjoy 50851119747_4e4496575f_o by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr 51259248697_971e370970_o by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr 51297786345_2cd3804899_o by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr accelero by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr hdjtsba by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr N55BS_hires by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr N525WGhires by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr p28t by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr pipstrel by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr real by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr (my latest mooney paint) Untitled-1 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Untitled-21 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr

Out and back from Orbx's EGNT in the freeware BD-5J. Looks good and works ok but on my system at least has a tendency to twitch and hurtle skyward every twenty seconds or so, which makes it a bit tricky to control. I might actually try the payware version. Cos I'd like to be able to continue with my Roger Moore impersonations.

'Tante Ju' departing Innsbruck.

Wow... Not much more I can say about this flight. It just ticked all my boxes. I've now mapped A.trim, cyclic beep trim, collective beep trim and all the 145 functions to my Hotas/throttle. I can tell you it is a GAME CHANGER. If you haven't mapped your controls yet, do it, completely changes the immersion level and enjoyment of this bird! Just a "few" pics LOL Oh well. Guess that didn't work, here's a link instead 😞 https://photos.app.goo.gl/WJavYvHgLvUbPDYY9

In Rollon's elegant SF260.

Carenado D18S circling Paris at dusk. I have been attaching Envtex/Envshade & Rex 5 Sky Force to P3D v5.2 HF1. Not sure which of them came up with the fluorescent dusk. T45 (P3D v5.2 HF1)

.......In San Francisco'.

Not the most exotic of locations, up from Birmingham to Manchester. To make it even more enticing, a really murky day. But to cheer things up, I did the trip in the Dragonfly (Q-200) - a rather fine thing. From some angles it takes a bit of getting used to - no tailplane and an extreme teardrop shape from above, but from most other angles, I think it's a thing of great beauty. The two airports are the Macco Simulations airports, which are very reasonably priced and look pretty good to me. So get your wellies on and enjoy - A burst of sunny sky as we approach Jodrell Bank The view from the cockpit. Lovely open views, great for my kin…

I am flying a simple VFR flight today and I saw some of the best rendered clouds I've seen so far, when viewed from above (live weather over KSUW). With an exception that they are so transparent.... ugh. Are others getting this? Ultra vs high doesn't seem to affect anything. Maybe they render them this way to save fps? I'm not sure but it's kind of been an issue for me since the beginning. cloudsclear by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr

This one the Bell 'Kiowa' by "KarilL"