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A2A above the North Coast of Spain: All systems go:

MSE 2 Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas Thanks for viewing!

Hey guys. So, a few days ago I remembered I had the Digital Aviation F70/F100 lying around in one of my portable HDDs so I took it for a spin on Austrian's Flight 714 from Budapest to Vienna. Hope you guys like them! Getting ready for the short hop Taxiing to 31R Full power on those old Tays Climbing to FL300 And we're already descending into LOWW's Runway 13 Short final. Bit windy And safely back on the ground Taxi to stand And there we are! Thanks for watching guys!

Departing Monterey (KMRY) - Beech Duke

Shalom and greetings all my pals, Presenting a typical DC-6 cargo hauling flight from MMCP Ing. Alberto Acuña Ongay International Airport also known as Campeche International Airport located in Campeche, Campeche, Mexico to MMUN Cancún International Airport located in Cancún, Quintana Roo on the Caribbean coast of Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula. Loaded and ready for flight!! Check out nice tail Taxiing to enter into runway 16 for more taxi and backtrack Backtracking with nice view of city background Waiting for clearance for take off Airborne on climb to FL190 Still climbing to FL190 Cruising across Mexico at FL190 with nice background view of Gulf of M…

…the need for speed

my friend works at ryanair and sent me this pic from the jumpseat on a landing at EGNX so i tried to recreate it in the sim. looks pretty close (it's a bit hard to see the cooling towers from the nuclear plant as the weather was a bit foggy) you can also see the airport museum on the left . this is the uk2000 scenery for that airport and the NGX. cheers! cheers -andy crosby

Shalom and greetings all my pals, Presenting rainy runway approach to EGCC Manchester Airport located in Ringway 7.5 nautical miles south west of Manchester city centre in England Cruising across England On final runway approach to runway 23R TOUCHDOWN!!! Braking down Slowing down to exit from runway to taxiway Approaching passenger apron on way to gate Thank you for viewing!! Stay tuned for next exciting flight!! Regards, Aharon

Some of you might remember the wonderful 1975 Robert Redford movie “The Great Waldo Pepper” that plays in the late 1920s. Bi-planes like the Standard J (which was similar, but less liked than the Curtiss Jenny due to its unreliable engine) have a very big role in that movie, so anyone, who hasn’t seen it and has an interest in those barn-storming days I would recommend to get the DVD. It’s worth it, despite its age (or maybe due to its age). In the last part he flies against German air ace Ernst Kessler, who is modeled after the real German ace Ernst Udet. Kessler flies a Fokker DR 1 and Pepper (Redford) a Sopwith Camel. This dogfight alone is worth to watch the movie! Ke…

Pretty sweet ride - nice addition LM - thanks for looking

It's amazing how Prepar3D v3 looks good in vanilla state! Even ground textures look pretty good and convincing. I've just added SweetFX to correct hue a bit, nothing else. FPS was ~70 while taking the screens, almost max settings. V3 is defo bonanza! Enjoy the view! Thanks for stopping by!

My Biz in Italy and in the US...all made in Brazil. Scenery from MSE, aircraft from Carenado and repaints provided by Ray Marshall. Why did I pick this Carenado Biz jet, the Embraer Phenom 100 was too small/stubby, the Hawker H850XP has a great exterior but a bland control panel (looks thrown together) but the Embraer Phenom 300 is just right! Darryl

Active Sky Evolution in FS9 mode -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Gotta get back to the flight deck...have a great weekend, everyone! Final shot, the 727 has always been a favorite of mine!

VFR Generation X MSE 2 New York, New Jersey Thanks for viewing!

Hi guys, finally I got my Tom Ruth A330 package pimped with Jose Revueltas Airbus grey VC textures and Ernie Alstons Integrated Simavionics ISG1 Airbus gauges. Heres´s what it looks like now (love the night lighting):

Finished this up yesterday. The USAF once considered the Boeing 777 as a potential replacement to their aging Aerial Refueling platforms and to the C-17 for non-combat roles. That prospect has since lapsed, but a future use of the 777F for the United States Air Force is still a possibility, and this is a rendition of that possibility. Special thanks to Steve Drabek for testing. What's included: Slime lights. Aerial refueling platform. Custom Bump and Spec Maps. Retextured Crew in Flight Suits Cargo Containers with DODAIC and NSN's. Exterior livery featuring the 446th Airlift Wing out of Lewis–McChord. [link removed]

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DCS Has finally released it's new Graphics Engine or...EDGE,Here are a few quick shots. DCS World is free to play and download and comes with two free aircraft http://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/

Don't ask me how but through some clever registry "hacks" and symlinks I've managed to get all of the above installed and working together in P3Dv3 =) I'd strongly advise you wait until the developers release official versions but I need to perform some VAS testing this weekend and got "creative" in order to get my sim loaded up with my usual add-ons. What is fantastic is the fact that I don't see the usual popcorn clouds that I had in 2.5 nor any texture blurries. I slewed around in this view and ground textures did get slightly blurry but very quickly popped back into hi-res versions of themselves. In 2.5 this would take minutes and sometimes would never recover.…

Have you noticed that the cloud layers and over all performance and look blows 2.5 away - amazing stuff - REX4 - Soft clouds - ASN in use

MSE 2 Spain, Italy Sim Savvy Sat Africa Thanks for viewing!

Hi guys! So, another flight. This time we go from Warsaw to a rather empty Budapest in Wizz Air's flight 2468 Hope you guys like them! Ready for pushback Taxiing to Runway 29 for departure And we're off! Climbing to 350 Cruise fase And it's time to start the approach towards Ferenc Liszt airport's runway 31R Bullseye! Taxiing to stand And that's it! Thanks for watching guys! Next stop, Vienna