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Pictures Of Some Heavies

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StickMan

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Ten pictures I just had to share, would have been many more but these I really like and wanted to share without flooding a thread with screens. (Was hard to narrow down)

LevelD 767 Landing Default KMIA
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LevelD 767 Leaving Default Las Vegas
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LevelD 767 Landing
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LevelD 767 Landing KMCO (Cockpit)
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LevelD 767 Over MegaScenery SoCal
2009-4-24_6-50-1-462.jpg


LevelD 767 Thought The Skies
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PMDG 747 Leaving KJFK
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PMDG 747 Leaving KJFK
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PMDG 747 Soaring Upwards
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PMDG 747 Leaving KORD
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Some very nice shots there - I really must accept the hit and get that 747 at some point. It's a superb aircraft.

I think the 763 with the sun behind the clouds is my favourite, though.
 
There are definitely times when I like to fly the heavies. My favorite, though, is the DC-9/MD-80.

Landing is a blast. To me anyway.

NC
 
Thanks guys! I like all aircraft but I have been simming MSFS since 1998 so after some time I found trying to master the heavies is the best way to feel good after a sim flight. To understand everything best you can and think to yourself afterwards that you covered some if not most what the real deal tubeliner pilots cover in the cockpit. I love GA for just a fun flight or to explore new areas, scenery, etc. But when I want to simulat I go to my heavies and get that weather going.
 
I have never understood the appeal of flying the tubeliners, but I do love watching them as AI and those are some sweet shots!
 
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