FS2004 Screenshots Here!!!

Re St. Pierre and MIquelon. Yes it is by Marc-henri Guitteny. Text file with the scenery:

"Marc HenrySt Pierre and Miquelon
Scenery for Flight Simulator 2004
St Pierre and Miquelon are too tiny islands situated in the SO of Newfoundland.
This scenery is realised, with Gmax, Labomesh, Ground2k4 and FSDS. It's compose of new mesh, photorealistics* textures for the island of St Pierre, new landclass and roads for Miquelon, airports and many objects (lighthouse, churchs, chapel, boats, ...) situated around the too airports.
Claude Daguerre is the autors of Miquelon airport and the two AFDCAD. Thank to him for is help and remarqs.

For install the scenery :
- Doucle-clic on Install-SPM program
- Declare the scenery St_pierre_miquelon in you scenery library
- Déclare the scene Landclass_miquelon dans in you scenery library or move the 2 files in an already declared landclass directory.

For desinstall the scenery :
- Unactivate the scenery in you scenery library.
- Delete the directory St_pierre_miquelon et Landclass_miquelon.
Thanks to Pascal Dumat for is help, and for the place is give to me in is internet web site.

If you have remarqs, comments, write me to :

marc.guitteny@free.fr
or
Claude.daguerre@cheznoo.net

* I apologize for the poor quality off photorealistics textures but the initial picture was not good.

Copyright (c) 11-2005 Marc-henri Guitteny
"
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An intriguing wee beastie. Would your "few more" include the modern replica?
To replace the current 6 cylinder in line engine on the model by a Pratt & Whitney Wasp Junior engine is way beyond my skills. But something which looks a bit similar to the HB-RIM was on my list. And there will be at least one American Junkers-Larsen JL6, a Lloyd Postflug version, a Swiss Ad Astra Aero version, some Luft Hansa versions and perhaps a Swedish version.

But as I will have surgery on my eye again tomorrow, it will take a while before I will be able to start working on these repaints.

Cheers,
Huub
 
A representation only would be great.

But the more important thing is your health. Good luck with the surgery, I know how nerve-wracking that can be.
 
... as I will have surgery on my eye again tomorrow, it will take a while before I will be able to start working on these repaints.

Cheers,
Huub
Good luck with that! I wish you a complication-free operation and a quick and trouble-free recovery!
 
To replace the current 6 cylinder in line engine on the model by a Pratt & Whitney Wasp Junior engine is way beyond my skills. But something which looks a bit similar to the HB-RIM was on my list. And there will be at least one American Junkers-Larsen JL6, a Lloyd Postflug version, a Swiss Ad Astra Aero version, some Luft Hansa versions and perhaps a Swedish version.

But as I will have surgery on my eye again tomorrow, it will take a while before I will be able to start working on these repaints.

Cheers,
Huub
I wish the best for you
 
A big SOH tip 'o the hat to Basil for tracking this one down. :ernaehrung004:

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A USMC Venom on the ramp at MCAS Kaneohe.
I had been trying to track this thing down for about a year, on and off.
I wasn't even sure that one existed for FS9.

The Venom exists because sometimes the Grunts need a Limo. :p
As far as I can tell, only the USMC flies the Venom.

Its got a face only a mother Wart Hog could love on payday, and I think it looks BAD ###. :geek:
 
Private |
Beechcraft Beech 200 Super King Air | N207CM |
Inflight, US Airspace |

On my way from Seattle to Vancouver, doing a short Testflight of the Aeroworx Beech 200 Super King Air V2.2

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Smallest FS9 airfield ever seen.

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This scenery is part of Lynn and Bill Lyons' Classic Travel Air package for GW3. It's situated at Famuliner Farms / Wakenda, MO.

Bernard
 
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