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Cant believe how great this product by FSFXPackages is - the lighting effects alone is worth the price - notice the glow which is determined by cloud cover as you leave the clouds the effect settles down way cool - had to share not to mention Detcords amazing paint and Aerosoft beautiful Airbus

Made the switch to P3D and loving it. Anyone who is on the fence, take my advice and go get it. Volumetric fog, cloud shadows, and the HDR textures make it worth the while, with excellent frame rates.

I recently decided to take advantage of a 50% discount offer on MegaScenery Earth 2 products to purchase a copy of MSE2 Ireland. I already have the PlayHorizon VFR GenX Republic of Ireland scenery (which is excellent), and I took a gamble on the Northern Ireland part of the MSE2 product being good enough for me to complete my "Ireland photoscenery" collection. Unfortunately, that is not the case....... Massive wedge of default scenery in Belfast Harbour (with the EireSim EGAC Belfast scenery to the right) http://www.mediafire.com/view/hxli4puoyqrugb2/Prepar3D_2015-07-11_13-20-58-79.jpg Mahee Island and Reagh Island in Strangford Lough. Note the poor coastline …

typo: 'An' was to be 'A' in title ------------------------------------------------------- FSX:MS/DX10/Steve's Fixer v2.8, and all the other add-ons to create the following: To every free-ware and pay-ware commercial developer, that has contributed to this hobby, since FS98, and whose work comprised; airports, aircraft,terrain scenery, elevation mesh, atmospherics and water textures, marine A.I. traffic, to all you... ...a most heart-felt THANK YOU! What I have now, each and every day from all my installed flight platforms, is something that I never dreamed would be seen upon a home computer system. Never could I have imagined what scenes get rendered o…

Hi there! Here are a few shots of a short flight between 74S and KORS (ORBX) and back again to Anacortes. The weather (by ASN and REX soft clouds) was quite windy with low clouds, and the Carenado Navajo was a pure joy to be hand flown during the entire flight. I hope you like the shots:

Unedited Screens direct from the sim. Outerra!

Upstate NY, KROC

Just testing puush as suggested by a community member.

Here is lays, upon a shoal...and other neat Ketchikan, Alaska area Misty Moorings delights...by plane and boat. You need a boat to really 'get in thar'.... Enjoy.. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

OK, my first Austro Hungarian. Oberleutnant Georg Kenzian. Not sure whether I shall keep the "Spinbrushed" metal panels. I think the correct term is "Engine Turning". This was done by some WW1 ground crews in attempt to reduce the reflection from smooth polished metal. Well, not so much reduce, but to scatter the reflections. A couple of adjustments still to do. but that's no big thing.

A beautiful model, two relatively short strips, but very solid fun! (due to ORBX and REX). I hope you like these shots:

Hey guys The next destination on this trip around the world (hopefully) will take us from Faroe Islands' to London City airport. I took the liberty to try out the Flight 1 Cessna Citation Mustang. Lovely plane this! So, off we go. Waiting for the last VIPs Taxi to Runway 31. Climbing out to FL310 Flying over Scotland Last miles before descending Descending into EGLC's Runway 28 TRAFFIC ALERT Almost there Short finals Welcome to London, chaps! Taxi to parking And that's it! Thanks for watching guys! Next stop: Madrid! Things used: Flight1 Cessna Citation Mustang Aerosoft VFR…

MSE 2 California Aerosoft Los Angles Latin VFR San Diego Thanks for viewing!

Austro Hungarian next, perhaps? OK... I just keep getting confused by those with the Polish checkerboard markings... Anyway, die blaue Maus was on the drawing board already, so this one will come off first:

Hi there! I absoluteyl love this plane! Not for its "lite" and somewhat "faulty" G1000 implematation, but for its overall look and feel, which is truly outstandingly nice and enjoyable, especially on these short hops! Here are some shots, taken on these short flights, and I hope you like them:

Once you've got your own personal painkit prepped up with all the necessary base textures, the rest is relatively easy. Next up - JaSta 5, Lt. H-J von Hippel:

Cleaning out the screenshot folder from the last month or so! Thanks for looking! :smile:

MSE 2 Idaho, Wyoming Thanks for viewing!

MSE 2 Belgium France VFR Thanks for viewing!

FSX, ORBX, REX and Carenado = pure awesomness! ;-) I hope you like my screenies:

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I have discovered a potential lapse in my thinking about the Bavarian tail wrap livery, so that is back in progress. In the meantime, Kurt Kallmunzer takes to the skies again: Man, that WW1 German camo works! Now what was that about the Hun in the sun? This one's still fictional, because it belongs on the oval cross-section rear fuselage, but it represents the livery as best I can see via Internet googling. As for the lozenge camo pattern, that's based on a repeating "wallpaper" repeating fabric pattern, dyed in the correct pattern by the manufacturers and clear doped on the aircraft. Scaled at 1.4 metres fabric width (around 410 pixels on the texture, chordwise…