FS2004 Screenshots Here!!!

Coming soon from Nigel and team..

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Pete
 
Aye and if you like floaters, it is well worth waiting for :encouragement:.
Also a number of paint splashers have plans for it.

Steve
 

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Talking floaters, the trick with porting over to FSX - at least with SP2 - is to turn your realism setting down to 50%, it stops the controls from freezing with the slightest bump!
Keith
 
Motormouse said:
and where better to take an 'art deco' era aeroplane, but Brighton International

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A beautiful art deco building Pete. Is this Shoreham scenery payware or freeware? And where is it available?

I love this type of buildings and this scenery is very well done.

Thanks for your reply,
Huub
 
huub vink said:
A beautiful art deco building Pete. Is this Shoreham scenery payware or freeware? And where is it available?

I love this type of buildings and this scenery is very well done.

Thanks for your reply,
Huub
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Hi Huub, not Orbx, (wrong sim) it's Just Flight's Flying Club scenery, payware, originally by OSS, not sure if it is still available.

Gary Summons UK2000 part 3 for FS2004, now freeware, has a version of Shoreham.

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Pete
 
Motormouse said:
and where better to take an 'art deco' era aeroplane, but Brighton International

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"Brighton International" does seem a rather grand term for good old EGKA.

I'm reminded of flying with Suckling Airways from Ipswich (EGSE) to Amsterdam in the 1980's where the lack of a concrete runway meant they talked of themselves as "Ipswich International Airfield".:playful:
 
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I think Bader crashed a Bulldog......not to say he didn't try a Tutor though!
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That he did Keith, but when making the film a Tutor stood in. I met him once @ 1980, he was passenger in a light twin visiting the airbase I was stationed at. I batted it in and chocked it and was roundly asked "Airman... don't you know who I am?".... Well I didn't

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Pete
 
Motormouse said:
That he did Keith, but when making the film a Tutor stood in. I met him once @ 1980, he was passenger in a light twin visiting the airbase I was stationed at. I batted it in and chocked it and was roundly asked "Airman... don't you know who I am?".... Well I didn't

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Pete
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Now the Tutor in the film does ring a bell, Pete :encouragement:

Interesting memories there, matey - hope you didn't make the mistake of mentioning "Al Deere" or "Bob Stanford Tuck"...:engel016:
 
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