Prepar3D v3 Screenshots
- Thread starter IanHenry
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Thanks Jen! A little history to go along with this aircraft. It was later redesignated G-221. Amazing to read about it's demise. Had no idea when I was painting it.
09-03-1961
During formation flight with two aircraft crashed G - 221st The pilot heard a rumble and the plane lost speed. Master Caution and Over Heat Engine Burn began bright and hydraulic system pressure had dropped to zero.
The pilot ejectede after he had discovered that the steering was locked . G -221 hit the ground southwest of the Netherlands Simmelkær .
Cause : An explosion between the engine and abdomen tore all hydraulic hoses and fuel supply of , and there was fire . This made it impossible for the pilot to fly the plane.
09-03-1961
During formation flight with two aircraft crashed G - 221st The pilot heard a rumble and the plane lost speed. Master Caution and Over Heat Engine Burn began bright and hydraulic system pressure had dropped to zero.
The pilot ejectede after he had discovered that the steering was locked . G -221 hit the ground southwest of the Netherlands Simmelkær .
Cause : An explosion between the engine and abdomen tore all hydraulic hoses and fuel supply of , and there was fire . This made it impossible for the pilot to fly the plane.
henrystreet
Charter Member
Beaver from FSX in P3D v3.2 with Pe11e's shader mods
Superb !
Daube
SOH-CM-2024
Beaver from FSX in P3D v3.2 with Pe11e's shader mods
I really love the virtual cockpit of the default Beaver.
The payware one never convinced me to buy... I just wish the default Beaver were amphibian instead of just floats...
Boss86001
Boss
It does look good. Excited to see the Milviz version when it's ready.Beaver from FSX in P3D v3.2 with Pe11e's shader mods
Seria17hri11er
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Work Continues on the RDAF camo... Engine exhaust still not to my liking...Pilot helmet and some smaller items remain.
Very nice. Too cool how well your capturing the paint loss and fade from engine heat on the rear.
