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FSX Screenshots Here!!
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heywooood
Mayor Emeritus of Taco City
Outstanding customer service from Aeroplane Heaven
with the help of AH customer service I have the Globe Swift out for a few turns again finally
Thank You!
There was a Globe Swift just like this one that would come to the Gillespie Field annual airshow..still does I think.
with the help of AH customer service I have the Globe Swift out for a few turns again finally
Thank You!
There was a Globe Swift just like this one that would come to the Gillespie Field annual airshow..still does I think.
In the late 1930s, Finnish airline Aero O/Y ordered two Fw 200A Condor airliners with an option for a third at a later date. Due to wartime considerations, they were never delivered having been diverted to the Lufthansa and the Luftwaffe as Fw 200D transports.
Dai Nippon of Japan ordered 5, but those were eventually completed as Fw 200C patrol bombers for the Luftwaffe.
KLM was in talks with Focke Wulf about ordering 9 Condors for their Amsterdam to Jakarta route, but never actually ordered them due being more interested in the Boeing B307 Stratoliner. The talks were far enough along though that werk numbers for the nine were set aside (later used for other Condors)
And Focke Wulf also penciled in the Lufthansa Asian subsidary Eurasia for about four Condors that were never delivered.
Yeah, I went there. This paint is based on a photo a model of Condor in Aero O/Y livery and liveries worn by Ju 52s and DC-2s that they actually flew in that time period. This one eventually became Fw 200D-1 D-AEQP Kurmark of Lufthansa.
Dai Nippon of Japan ordered 5, but those were eventually completed as Fw 200C patrol bombers for the Luftwaffe.
KLM was in talks with Focke Wulf about ordering 9 Condors for their Amsterdam to Jakarta route, but never actually ordered them due being more interested in the Boeing B307 Stratoliner. The talks were far enough along though that werk numbers for the nine were set aside (later used for other Condors)
And Focke Wulf also penciled in the Lufthansa Asian subsidary Eurasia for about four Condors that were never delivered.
Yeah, I went there. This paint is based on a photo a model of Condor in Aero O/Y livery and liveries worn by Ju 52s and DC-2s that they actually flew in that time period. This one eventually became Fw 200D-1 D-AEQP Kurmark of Lufthansa.
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Beautiful Sunset Runway Approach to Norman Wells
Shalom and greetings all my pals,
Presenting a beautiful sunset runway approach to CYVQ Norman Wells Airport located adjacent to Norman Wells in Northwest Territories, Canada
On descent on way to runway 28 after a nice flight from CYEV Inuvik (Mike Zubko) Airport located 6.5 nautical miles east of Inuvik in Northwest Territories, Canada.
On final runway approach with background view of Mackenzie River which is longest river system in Canada and 13th longest river system in the world
Still on final runway approach with background view of Mountain Mt. Hamar
Because of the forum regulations not allowing more than 4 screenshots per post, please be kind enough to go to this hyperlink below to continue viewing the screenshot flight report.
Here is link: http://tonymadgehjg.proboards.com/thread/9356/beautiful-sunset-runway-approach-norman
Thank you for viewing. Stay tuned for next exciting flight report.
Regards,
Aharon
Shalom and greetings all my pals,
Presenting a beautiful sunset runway approach to CYVQ Norman Wells Airport located adjacent to Norman Wells in Northwest Territories, Canada
On descent on way to runway 28 after a nice flight from CYEV Inuvik (Mike Zubko) Airport located 6.5 nautical miles east of Inuvik in Northwest Territories, Canada.
On final runway approach with background view of Mackenzie River which is longest river system in Canada and 13th longest river system in the world
Still on final runway approach with background view of Mountain Mt. Hamar
Because of the forum regulations not allowing more than 4 screenshots per post, please be kind enough to go to this hyperlink below to continue viewing the screenshot flight report.
Here is link: http://tonymadgehjg.proboards.com/thread/9356/beautiful-sunset-runway-approach-norman
Thank you for viewing. Stay tuned for next exciting flight report.
Regards,
Aharon
ian elliot
SOH-CM-2026
Nice to see some hardworking civilian Hercs, great screens as usual Aharon 
Nice to see some hardworking civilian Hercs, great screens as usual Aharon
Ian,
Thanks for your kind words.
Regards,
Aharon
manecas
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Bomber_12th
SOH-CM-2025
Flight Replicas Bf-109K-4 in FSX DX10.
aardvark62
Charter Member
wombat666
Administrator
Actually the original FS9/FSX port, old and very buggy but I've been able to track down the developers and it appears to have gone through several upgrades.
Not sure if I want to ante up for the P3D4 version unless it's really good but it might be worth it.
US$50.00+/-.........maybe.
Not sure if I want to ante up for the P3D4 version unless it's really good but it might be worth it.
US$50.00+/-.........maybe.
FlyingsCool
SOH-CM-2019
FlyingsCool
SOH-CM-2019
Collings Foundation OZx Goose
I continue to be utterly amazed at the quality of the work the OZx team did on this bird...
I was able to take one of their paints, modify it slightly (well, "slightly" might be a little understated, I think it took me at least 6 hours to create those textures on the floats, and I can't say I'm totally happy with them. But, given the stretching and pixel rotation going on, they came out ok), and, well, here you go. I'll be releasing it soon.
The post https://imgur.com/gallery/9CNew55
The images
Colling Foundation N985R over NH
Looking down on Winnipesaukee
On the water...
I continue to be utterly amazed at the quality of the work the OZx team did on this bird...
I was able to take one of their paints, modify it slightly (well, "slightly" might be a little understated, I think it took me at least 6 hours to create those textures on the floats, and I can't say I'm totally happy with them. But, given the stretching and pixel rotation going on, they came out ok), and, well, here you go. I'll be releasing it soon.
The post https://imgur.com/gallery/9CNew55
The images
Colling Foundation N985R over NH
Looking down on Winnipesaukee
On the water...
FlyingsCool
SOH-CM-2019
SOH A-26C Collings Foundation "My Mary Lou"
Finishing up the textures for the Collings "My Mary Lou"... Hopefully they'll finish restoring it soon. I believe they are working on it, I'll know more on Friday.
The Post https://imgur.com/gallery/UgvlpMV
The images
Warming up
In the air
Finishing up the textures for the Collings "My Mary Lou"... Hopefully they'll finish restoring it soon. I believe they are working on it, I'll know more on Friday.
The Post https://imgur.com/gallery/UgvlpMV
The images
Warming up
In the air
FlyingsCool
SOH-CM-2019
RCS B-25 Mitchell Collings Foundation "Tondelayo"
I'm not sure if I'll be able to release this one. I'll be contacting Roy soon for permission...
The post https://imgur.com/gallery/EJMJTbg
The Images
Fueling up at Bassingbourn
Ready for take off
In the air
Out over the English countryside
I'm not sure if I'll be able to release this one. I'll be contacting Roy soon for permission...
The post https://imgur.com/gallery/EJMJTbg
The Images
Fueling up at Bassingbourn
Ready for take off
In the air
Out over the English countryside
FlyingsCool
SOH-CM-2019
Collings Foundation Planes
For those wondering, here's the real planes
Collings Foundation Grumman Goose
Collings Foundation A-26C "My Mary Lou"
It sadly crashed (with minimal injuries) in 1993, and it's been in restoration since. But I think they are working on it.
Back when it was in Korea. The story is they are the same plane, except this is clearly a B, not a C
I'm going to do a B version, too. (It also doesn't have the nacelle nose rings either
)
If anyone has accurate stencils info on this plane, I'd appreciate it. That's about all that's left.
Tondelayo
It's on tour as we speak
For those wondering, here's the real planes
Collings Foundation Grumman Goose
Collings Foundation A-26C "My Mary Lou"
It sadly crashed (with minimal injuries) in 1993, and it's been in restoration since. But I think they are working on it.
Back when it was in Korea. The story is they are the same plane, except this is clearly a B, not a C
I'm going to do a B version, too. (It also doesn't have the nacelle nose rings either
)If anyone has accurate stencils info on this plane, I'd appreciate it. That's about all that's left.
Tondelayo
It's on tour as we speak
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heywooood
Mayor Emeritus of Taco City
I continue to be utterly amazed at the quality of the work the OZx team did on this bird...
I was able to take one of their paints, modify it slightly (well, "slightly" might be a little understated, I think it took me at least 6 hours to create those textures on the floats, and I can't say I'm totally happy with them. But, given the stretching and pixel rotation going on, they came out ok), and, well, here you go. I'll be releasing it soon.
The post https://imgur.com/gallery/9CNew55
The images
Colling Foundation N985R over NH
nice work inside and out!
I would LOVE to have this repaint...
The A2A cub repaint is from this link, 3rd post https://a2asimulations.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=62&t=59540