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Prepar3D v3 Screenshots

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This model is really beautiful ! (screenshots are not bad, either ;) )
The windows seem a bit too transparent, though. Almost like there are none :/
 
SkySpirit767-300F out of Innsbruck

FTX Global/Vector and an FSX freeware airport

The change to P3D(4) leaves me speechless at how it looks and performs. :jump:

 
How do people get their screenies so large? The image post place I use maxes at what I just posted above.
 
expat said:
How do people get their screenies so large? The image post place I use maxes at what I just posted above.
Click to expand...

I use an ImageShack paid account as I can copy a shot directly into a post.
However, I usually resize them before posting, 4K images are a bit over the top.
:encouragement:
 
For some reason the quote part wouldn't show on my computer when I did the post. Look at the picture above my post and you will see that it is a 467 Squadron Lancaster. The same Squadron that 'G' for George (Now in the AWM in Canberra) came from.
 
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