FSX Screenshots Here!!

[Duckie]

CAG 5 Flatley's F6F-3 "00", USS Yorktown, Aug. 1943

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[expat]

Just such a big improvement over the default textures. Well done!

 

[Duckie]

Just such a big improvement over the default textures. Well done!

Thanks very much expat. It was a valuable learning experience.

 

[Bomber_12th]

That Hellcat repaint looks superb, Duckie!

Here are some shots from a flight with a couple dual radial types:

 

[Duckie]

That Hellcat repaint looks superb, Duckie!

Thank you John. I always enjoy your screen shots. They're like post cards!

- S -

 

[dvj]

 

[Bomber_12th]

Great composition, DVJ!

Wasn't trying for anything special, but I liked these from a recent fall color flight the northeast:

 

[dvj]

 

[eddie]

 

[avi8tor4321]

 

[Duckie]

CDR Flatley received his new Hellcat in May 1943 in the factory 2-tone Intermediate Blue over NS White and 6 position national insignia. Here it is as he received it. It was updated to the tri-color scheme and 4 position national insignia with red surround while in service aboard USS Yorktown in August 1943 before the Marcus Island raid On 31 August. I backed off on the weathering a bit but it was still a workhorse and showed it.

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[manecas]

PAN AM Falcon 20....

...with kind permission and a bit of help too from Arild, I have started doing some texturing on his beautifully shaped Falcon 20!

hope to get a few more liveries done, when time permits...
here;

 

[WarHorse47]

A few of mine...

 

[ejoiner]

This is another one you built at least one model of in 1/48th back in the day... I know I did.

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[aardvark62]

Up in the clouds...

A.

 

[Duckie]

This is another one you built at least one model of in 1/48th back in the day... I know I did.

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LOL! Eric I can't believe you remembered that. Kind of wish I had it back but I was made an offer I couldn't refuse!

 

[Blackbird686]

I had a "Monogram" plastic 1/48th scale model kit of the F6F-3 Hellcat. It had folding wings, sliding canopy, retractable main gear, the tail wheel retracted and extended with a pull of the tail hook. Rotating wheels (if you did it right) and the prop turned. Quite the model indeed.

BB686

 

[Duckie]

I had a "Monogram" plastic 1/48th scale model kit of the F6F-3 Hellcat. It had folding wings, sliding canopy, retractable main gear, the tail wheel retracted and extended with a pull of the tail hook. Rotating wheels (if you did it right) and the prop turned. Quite the model indeed.

BB686

Yep, had that one too. If you still had that one in the box it'd be worth a pretty penny to collectors.

 

[Moses03]

Night approaching. Austria, 1942.

 

[Blackbird686]

Yep, had that one too. If you still had that one in the box it'd be worth a pretty penny to collectors.

Is a matter of fact, I do have that Hellcat, in the box. I began some light painting of the engine and interior pieces, but everything is still on the "trees", so to speak. I also have the Monogram F4U Corsair in 1/48 scale as well as the Hawker Hurricane. Both of those kits are untouched.

BB686