FS2004 Screenshots Here!!!

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Erican,

Is this the "high poly in FS9" experiment by William "Lionheart" Ortis?

When it is, I never realised it was released.

Cheers,
Huub
 
Hi Huub, it was an experiment by Douglas Kallen of Touch the sky simulations to push the limits of FS9. It's been around since 2011.
The detail is stunning even the rigging wires vibrate.
 
zswobbie1 said:
Not Stuart Green?
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Yes the models were done by Stuart Green and he used his own face for the pilot. In the distant past I had some contact with him and Stuart was a very pleasant character with a good sense of humor.
When he stopped making models he left his site online for a very long period. But a few years ago the site disappeared.

Especially his WWII models were absolutely top notch when he released them around 2005. And 15 years later they are still among the best WWII models ever released for the Microsoft flight simulators.

Cheers,
Huub
 
erican2 said:
Hi Huub, it was an experiment by Douglas Kallen of Touch the sky simulations to push the limits of FS9. It's been around since 2011.
The detail is stunning even the rigging wires vibrate.
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Douglas Kallen and Robert Sanderson have worked together. The last Hurricanes by Robert Sanderson (which he still called Betas) are very detailed as well, and have the odd animations which we hardly see anywhere else. The antenna cables from these models are moving in the wind and the chin strap from the pilot's helmet does as well.
The very nicely detailed pilot scans the sky in a very natural way. And breaking propeller blades when you crash land.

Cheers,
Huub

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huub vink said:
Yes the models were done by Stuart Green and he used his own face for the pilot. In the distant past I had some contact with him and Stuart was a very pleasant character with a good sense of humor.
When he stopped making models he left his site online for a very long period. But a few years ago the site disappeared.

Especially his WWII models were absolutely top notch when he released them around 2005. And 15 years later they are still among the best WWII models ever released for the Microsoft flight simulators.

Cheers,
Huub
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Indeed, yet another great iconic developer that has 'left the room' and whose legacy is still with us.

I do have all, or most of his aircraft in my Golden Wings, and he did have a sense of humor.. Did he not do a flying pig and other cartoon planes?

These types of addons are missed! We need more fun!!
 
Thanks for the reminder to re-install that P-3 again :encouragement:

But in the meanwhile we go back in history...............

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Stuart Green's Albatross with textures by RobH (The ground fog is from Golden Wings.)

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David Eckert's Sopwith Camel with textures by Jonathan Fallon

Cheers,
Huub
 
Been flying B24guys rework of the stock CFS2 Zero in 9 tonight, always liked this model and VC, esp for a stocker, i'll dig around the library for a repaint as im not sure about the shade of green, but happy to have this in my hanger
 
or if you want to fly from London to Paris in only

25 hours and 11 minutes...

Farman Voisin #11 ; Eastbourne Monoplane ; Demoiselle, Antionette



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ttfn

Pete
 
All beautiful models Pete, but one demoiselle doesn't really look like the other............

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(Graig Richardson's version of the Santos-Dumont Demoiselle Replica (Dragonfly)).

Your version is most likely the original one by France-VFR, like the incredible Nieuport. Graig's Löhners are really causing wet feet.... (glitch in the model)

Cheers,
Huub
 
 last time I looked Huub, there were 3 different versions of the Santos Dumont Demoiselle available for fs9..

But you are correct, the one from Frenchvfr is based on the Santos Dumont #19; whereas Craig's replica is based on the later Santos Dumont #21....and if you hop over to Simviation, there's the later #22 ,done by Marcel di Foggi

Ttfn

Pete
 
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