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Colour me most impressed! 🍻 Lovely job! Not sure if any piston-powered aircraft are suitable fro Lukla, but everyone knows turboprops are. This one's a LONG way from home but looks good. Made it!! Scenery in the distance looks a little blurry down the valley ahead as I've got the LOD set to the default 4.5... Service ceiling of a Pucara is reportedly 31900 feet, where's that big mountain near here?? Found it! It was quite a nice exercise IMO having to nursemaid the Pucara up past 29000 feet. She really does run out of steam as one would expect. However, whilst I did find Lukla on the way back... I never made the lan…

Saw the unpronouncable DD had released their first for MSFS and as a fan, I had to get it. Haven't explored fully but a couple of shots for you At the risk of sounding like a place-name-dropper, I did see a little bit of Moscow on the same trip round the 'Stans in the 80s. Mostly only what the "guides" wanted us to see (they had very fit looking guides back then), and way before any modern stuff like in the last shots. Lots of statues and flags.

From hot and sticky New Orleans to Rekjavik. I'll catch a cold if I'm not careful Think I'd rather be in N'Awlins

Greetings.. okay so this new sim has lots of options and people are already starting to produce add-ons... following some pioneering work done by others, I decided I wanted the Low and slow route to see the scenery that is so nice so came up with this conversion. No gauges yet, but perfectly flyable from the external view as it stands. Regards Graham

Its been a while since my Naval career ended, seeing someone flying over the graveyard at Davis Month. in Tucson, Az in a recent post here made me recall that I saw an actual helo that I worked on in the Navy, in Google maps in 3d mode. Here is "723"....a G model in our squadron that I crawled all over in a vain attempt to keep her airworthy when she flew with us, hehe. Here is her sister ship I worked on when I was station in the Persian Gulf back in '85. That is me on the end. Here is 723 in the sim.... Amazing.

Queenstown to Wellington. MSFS default a320

Just set my weather to overcast and grabbed the TBM and was going to see how she looks when she breaks out on top...perhaps one of the most breath-taking moments in real flying, and MSFS didn't disappoint either! When I broke through what I thought was the only overcast layer, the sim surprised me with another to go through (I didn't look at the cloud settings beforehand, just set it to "Overcast".) This turned out to be fortunate as I got some great shots! The lighting is the most realistic I've ever seen in a sim....love the light shafts between the layers....it was quite the sight When I made it through the 2nd layer, and finally on top....y…

Finally got around to buying MSE Ireland so I've practically got the whole of the British Isles, apart from the Isle of Man, in photoreal scenery.I was trundling over Ireland in the Aerospool WT-9 Dynamic just to test out the scenery.

[Note: This is a lead-on from another member's post/image of the Classic Golden Nugget B727 Alaska Trijet.] During one of my two trips to Seattle, I still recall an Alaska Airlines 737, the modern livery, (with that hard-to-ignore smiling-face logo), parked near the Ted/United A320 I'd travelled on (Ted was gone a few years of that trip...),...there was something (endearing yet authoritative) about that face (especially viewing from one plane to the other plane) that has always stayed with me since... Anyway, mention of Convair and Connie, in the other posts, in connection with Alaska Air, made me look up two aircraft from Alaska's "past"...(i.e. from my deposit…

I have owned every flight simulator since the first Sublogic on an Apple II. Never seen anything like this before with a default aircraft. KBOS to KPHL 8/28/2020 Live Weather. Bob

Hi all , Some shots in flight i did around with the Bus, realy enjoy flying with this Bird..😍 ..betwin the clouds regards 😉

Just two cruising along (ummmm radar vectors at FL410 lol) Mt Adams barely visible in the distance FL410 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Mt Hood now visible fl4102 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr

Hey folks, If you're using the newest MSFS 2020, you may want to know that Aerosoft have released a free DLC airport, Germany's Paderborn/Lippstadt. A very nice little airport which I remember buying way back in FSX as German Airports 3. You can find it easily on Aerosoft's website. Here's a few screenshots from their airport in MSFS 2020, enjoy the view (unedited, reduced from 3440x1440):

I have owned every flight simulator since the first Sublogic on an Apple II. Never seen anything like this before with a default aircraft. Bob

Where? Almaty is the largest city in Kazakhstan. Formerly know as Alma-Alta. And I went there courtesy of Aeroflot in the mid 1980s. Believe it or not, a holiday touring the Stans in pre-Gorbachev USSR. So I was curious to see how this place looked in the sim. Not exactly an in-demand spot, I suspect, but rather well done, I thought. Again, no idea of the accuracy but the credibility is 100% (menu you can see at the top of the screen is the developers menu. One nice thing is the ability to change aircraft in mid flight, in case you weren't aware of it. Also got an interesting frame and stats counter)

A fairly quick flight from Burbank to Santa Barbara in the DA62 KBUR FIM V186 DEANO V27 KWANG KSBA (flown with VOR) Untitled by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Untitled1 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Untitled3 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Untitled4 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Untitled5 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Untitled6 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Untitled7 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Untitled9 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Untitled11 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Untitled13 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Untitled14 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr Untitled15 by Ryan Butterworth, on Flickr …

A nice POI 32°10'54"N 110°51'31"W

Here are five (sample) images of, not usually seen, here, the B757 (C-32A) that I'd mentioned in my other B752F post (the first one, below, REG#90004, is of POSKY B757-200 (C-32A), shown in (symbolic) recognition of Project Open Sky, and the rest 4 (REG#80001) are for QW B752 (C-32A)). A total of four (specially configured) C-32A 752s were built. Please note again that QW had roots in POSKY...(many talented DEVs from POSKY went on to create (QW) B757/BAe-Avro/B787...later on...)... BTW, I was reading, today, (interesting) bits from an interview with Corey F, "We were all flight simulator enthusiasts who got the itch to try and make our respective areas of the si…

So here in Buenos Aires, has been raining all day..so i took the amazing TBM for a spin.

Hi all, I wanted to share the screenshots with fellow simmers, enjoy the view. Link to whole album: https://photos.app.goo.gl/HiDAuMfJkxpDbwcc8

I created a weather theme that I like. It's a modified 'Scattered Clouds' theme and it produces the clouds seen in these pics which I think are great for an afternoon of flying at 3500 to 4500 feet. I think it creates a realistic shaped and shaded cumulus. Here's the .WPR file contents. The files are in "LocalState/Weather/Presets" off of the FlightSim directory with the long name(let the reader understand). <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <SimBase.Document Type="WeatherPreset" version="1,3"> <Descr>AceXML Document</Descr> <WeatherPreset.Preset> <Name>dg200821B Scattered Cl…

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