1938 Aeronca "K" Model

I had the gauges problem too, and solved it by putting the Vega and St Louis cabs into the main gauges folder.
 
Correct. I must have pointed that out before you read it.

I just noticed something. The little engine that could, is missing the push-rods and rod tubes. Is it that same with everyone's model also?

Boy, resizing it to 800x600 at image shack sure does not reflect it. No idea what went wrong

nkprods.jpg
 
The tubes may have been under the 4MM Vertice distance limit.

I wish we could make high detail, precision models for FS2004 like we can for FSX.

Excellent craftsmanship on that bird!!!




Bill
 
OleBoy said:
Is there a specific size guideline for posting pictures?
Click to expand...
There's no hard rule, but 1024 wide is generally good for most users' monitors these days. Don't let the upload sites resize for you - they'll probably use high compression to save bandwidth. If you have any kind of decent graphics app, you can use that, or the absolute easiest thing is to install the Image Resizer app from the XP Powertoys page. (don't know if that works with Vista though...)
 
May just be me, but the push rod tubes might be hard to see while flying. A decent VC is REALLY the "Must Have" for me. This one has one too.
 
Hey I know that view ....

North exposure of the Coleman-Deming Glacier on Mt. Baker, WA ... that's the main climbing route up the mountain - climbed it with my best friend a few years ago. Gorgeous view up there - only 10,700', but it feels high ....

Nice shot.

dl
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top