The AVSIM Screen Shots Forum

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Thought I'd load up P3D to have a look at the CS 777 in that sim. Forgotten what a pain loading that thing is. So thought I'd stick another bunch of these up while I wait This is interesting. It is (was?) included in DD's Moscow package and is supposedly Mr DD's apartment/offices I always did like this beast -

@bernd1151 flying over jungles is an acquired taste, isn't it ? Here are more jungles in Laos. The aircraft is the Flyingiron bird in Ezer Weizman "Black Spitfire" livery. Weizman, a former RAF pilot during WW2, became the 7th president of Israel. You can see the aircraft in the Hatzerim AFB base in South Israel, along a Mustang and... an Avia S-199 (aka Messerschmitt Bf 109G) all in IAF livery. @David Roch may confirm that she still is in flying condition. This was in a flight between Vientiane and Luang Prabang. The awful blue haze ruined earlier pics in the flight. Look at the ingenuity of humankind, taking everysquare meters for cultivation I st…

A bomber group of B-17Gs is a real impressive as well as frightening sight, depending on what side you´re on.

I took one of the FIGAS (Falkland Islands Government Air Service) Islanders out for a hop. Weather was OK, but it was almost solid overcast at about 2800 feet. I haven't really explored all the island network as represented in a freeware product (Falklands 2007) and silly me forgot to print out a map of the airstrips so I just departed RAF Mount Pleasant and headed south east. I had the NDB and VOR dialled in just in case! A gap in the overcast! After I'd stooged around for about an hour or so, I spotted a strip over on West Falkland which I'd not visited until now - MOFN.. Middle Of F...... Nowhere. Actually I "think" this is the strip at Port Stephens.. …

A few more I love some of these older transports This one's a real fav, probably because it was one of those large scale kits I built as a kid This would be great to fly around low and slow over France after the last update in MSFS More fun And why not? "Scotty, I don't think we're supposed to be this low"

The Henschel 123 - pre Me109 but used into ww2.

I wish to mention, here, that this CRJ is powered by two Collins FMS-4200 Flight Management Computers (see screenshots). With the SIM package, there is a very readable/usable 68-page (standalone) FMS Documentation available. FMSs are powerful avionics components, providing navigational guidance, and many other performance computations etc. I am also using it here to track to the highest peaks of the Apennines range, without guesswork,...🙂... BTW, of historical interest: "Boston-born Willard Rockwell (1888–1978) made his fortune with the invention and successful launch of a new bearing system for truck axles in 1919....In 1973, Rockwell acquired Collins Radio, a major avio…

I've got loads of these, enjoy if it's your thing too - Ah yes, I remember this. I think I was a bit aggrieved about a recent Windows Update and thought I'd pay them a visit - cheers, Andy

Hi simmers 😃 With the Triple Seven betwin cloudmountains.. cheers 😉

Peachy....at least by Japanese standards. This pictorial covers a taxi tour of Narita. Drzewiecki Design did a good job on this Narita Airport especially with the static aircraft since there no quality Ai for MSFS2020. Thanks for viewing & commenting, Darryl

It's on my next trip to Sydney. As you can see, i'm about to reach my cockpit but just before you can see Ayers Rock. Isn't that wonderful? Ready for Taxiing RW 31. Positive climb/gear up... Cruise flight FL380. Descent FL270. Descent and approach for ILS RW 34R via ENDEV. Final approach. (The wheel page ECAM didn't display automatically). Touchdown. Leave the RW 34R, taxi to gate D36 using tawiway T2 T S B10 B cross RW 25 C G. Overview of the tower. Deboarding. Airport overview.

It's a sh*tty job, but someone's gotta do it

Some more aircraft missing in action (or "missing in simulation", I suppose) Can't remember the exact model of this, some kind of Horten, I think Always like the look of both this and the Bf110 a couple of shots back Again, can't remember what this was. One of those never made it off the drawing board 1950s Brit things. Around the TSR2 time, I think Yet another German flying wing design. Hey - don't have a cow, man This'd be fun in MSFS Haven't tried this in MSFS yet, I know it's out there A really nice modern version of this would be great Can't be too long before we get one of these …

Now that they've updated their Paris Landmarks package to work with the recent World Update, I thought I'd go check it out. As usual for me, this is with photogrammetry OFF, all 4k, all settings ultra plus LOD 350. It was a rainy day, and we start approaching the Defense buildings from the south-east Some nice detailing on some of these models Don't know what this building is actually used for, but I seem to remember it was used as a police HQ in the last series of "Spiral" ("Engrenages") Heading out to LFPG, over the National Stadium Approaching (the default) LFPG I t…

MSFS Just Flight Orbx

JKB livery for the BBS BN-2, hauling coffee in Colombia. T45 (MSFS)

The trip goes from Chiang Rai, Thailand to Luang Phabang, Laos. There isn’t too much scenery and airport enhancement available for this part of the world, so what you see is vanilla MSFS, which is quite good actually. The plane I use could be found some twenty years ago in most of Asia and its many rural airstrips, as it was known for its ruggedness and reliability. It is the Let 410. I can’t remember how often I have flown in it and in all those years, there was never ever a technical breakdown. This Let410 is a freeware plane for FSX, which I have ported to MSFS. The panel I took from the Razbam Fairchild Metroliner. As always, my conversions are for my personal u…