FS2004 Screenshots Here!!!

[michaelvader]

Allright now
I published this panel for the NH90 sometimes ago
When flying her I like to hear on the onbord radio Knockin' on the heavens door from Bob Dylan


Best regards

Michael

 

[huub vink]

A small addition to what my dear colleague Priller already mentioned in his post above.

I kindly advise you both to put each other on your ignore list. When you click on your profile name, a menu will appear in which you select "ignoring". After clicking on ignoring you can select as many names as you like.

So far I have let your conflict to be handled the moderators of this forum. But when either of you two choose to continue your behaviour, I will use my power to force that person into a cooldown period.

I expect this is clear enough to stop all this nonsense.

Huub

 

[michaelvader]

times warp I am not sure about if this word will be right I was thinking about hte german word "Zeitsprung"



Best regards

Michael

PS who knows what the designers of the FS2004 Bounty has become?

 

[ian elliot]

times warp I am not sure about if this word will be right I was thinking about hte german word "Zeitsprung"

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Best regards

Michael

PS who knows what the designers of the FS2004 Bounty has become?

Hi Michael, whats the carrier in the background?

 

[Motormouse]

Cal Classic Tin leaving Hawaii

times warp I am not sure about if this word will be right I was thinking about hte german word "Zeitsprung"

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Best regards

Michael

PS who knows what the designers of the FS2004 Bounty has become?

Sadly, Papi I have not heard from Nigel for a very long time; we (James Banks and I )were finalising the .air file for the Avro 626 ready for release version and that was that, he suddenly stopped responding to messages

ttfn

Pete

 

[michaelvader]

Good afternoon Ian

it is suposed to be the old french carrier Arromanches but the model is HMS Colussus
He is a part of scenery Bernard did for me

Best regards

Michael

 

[michaelvader]

Cal Classic Tin leaving Hawaii

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Sadly, Papi I have not heard from Nigel for a very long time; we (James Banks and I )were finalising the .air file for the Avro 626 ready for release version and that was that, he suddenly stopped responding to messages

ttfn

Pete

Ahhh I loved the roar of these big piston engines. Especially when before the take off run the oilot pushed the engines to test the magnetoes
Best regards
Michael

 

[michaelvader]

wonder if some one will find out at which harbour I am sailing in



Best regards

Michael

 

[michaelvader]

Good evening all,
does someone rember of this rare bird? I once did three panels with different layouts. I am not sure if I almost have published it here



Best regards

Michael

 

[Shessi]

Wouldn't be Lorient..by any chance..

 

[mav]

N

Wouldn't be Lorient..by any chance..

Nah.... it's Tassie. Lol

 

[michaelvader]

N

Nah.... it's Tassie. Lol

Good morning Shessi and Mav

one of you are right. But which one please say why you think I am sailing on?
There is a little detail on the picture that is a very specific landmarc there

Hava a nice day

Michael

 

[lucb]

Good morning Shessi and Mav

one of you are right. But which one please say why you think I am sailing on?
There is a little detail on the picture that is a very specific landmarc there

Hava a nice day

Michael

Serait ce un amer à droite de l'image?

 

[lucb]

Good evening all,
does someone rember of this rare bird? I once did three panels with different layouts. I am not sure if I almost have published

Don't know that jet. What is she?

 

[michaelvader]

Serait ce un amer à droite de l'image?

hihi non plustôt à gauche
the landmark can be seen on the forwartport side
Those who knows the area from real life will surely recognize it

Best regards

Michael

 

[lucb]

hihi non plustôt à gauche
the landmark can be seen on the forwartport side
Those who knows the area from real life will surely recognize it

Best regards

Michael

En fait je voulais dire à gauche. Il ne faut pas faire 2 choses à la fois Citadelle de Port Louis. If yes, it's Lorient.

 

[michaelvader]

Hallo again
the jet is a VFW-Fokker 614 - at my knowledge there still exists one today but only as static object at Hamburg.

Best regards

Michael

En fait je voulais dire à gauche. Il ne faut pas faire 2 choses à la fois Citadelle de Port Louis. If yes, it's Lorient.

allright friends it is Lorient, and the land mark, hmmm yes a "citadelle" a kind of, no what you can see just a part of it are the subpens buid by the germans and later also used by the french navy.

Cheers

Michael

 

[michaelvader]

Good evening. this bird is certainly not the nicest one, but with only 2 X 15 HP it reaches about 200km/h and it is able to make basic positive aerobatics The Cricri seems to be the littelst twin mot ever to fly

the noise of the two twostroke single cylender engines is infernalic


Best regards

Michael

 

[lucb]

The Cricri is a fantastic airplane. Michel Colomban design great airplanes. The last one the Mc30 Luciole is a wonderful ultralight with high performance and low consumation. Sadly she’s not exist in our simulator.

 

[zswobbie1]

The Cricri is a fantastic airplane. Michel Colomban design great airplanes. The last one the Mc30 Luciole is a wonderful ultralight with high performance and low consumation. Sadly she’s not exist in our simulator.

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FS2004/FSX Colombian Cricket MC 10 CriCri (Category: FS2004 > Props)
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FS2004/FSX Colombian Cricket MC 10 CriCri. A tiny but agile plane! CriCri - the world smallest aerobatics ultralight with two engines. Created by Renaud Balu.

Posted Nov 19, 2010 05:51 by Alexis Chevrie