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Screenshots (FS2024)

I've just posted updates for these three guys to FS.to - very, very minor stuff for the most part, probably never noticeable to anyone but me, but I can now live and sleep more comfortably knowing they've been addressed. The most significant changes are to the Planes of Fame example (the dark green one), with which the headrest/rollover structure is now accurately painted black (as I had also done for my three subsequent Zero repaints), and the paint is now a bit more glossy, to be more accurate (which also makes the paint appear accurately a bit darker in the sim).



 
This is the freeware DC-4/C-54 in FS2024. It's work in progress, but it flys really well, very stable. I added the PMDG DC-6 sounds which compliment this model very well. For anyone who wants to try it, what I did was run the layout.json file through the MSFSLayoutGenerator.exe and it loaded up to my surprise.C-54.jpg
 
Screenshots taken while flying over/around Willow Run Airport, rekindling some of the days of old when both the Collings Foundation and Commemorative Air Force's B-24s flew together at Willow Run for the 2008 Thunder Over Michigan Airshow. Unfortunately, since Collings stopped touring, their B-24 'Witchcraft' has been in indefinite storage in Florida. According to Collings themselves, once the expansion to their American Heritage Museum is completed, the B-24 will be flown to Massachusetts one last time and then be placed on permanent static display at the museum.









 
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Some more B-24, this time flying around New Smyrna Beach, FL, where the company American Aero Services is located, which always did the annuals on the Collings Foundation's bombers (as well as a number of fantastic restorations). The Collings B-24 'Witchcraft' has been in storage at American Aero ever since they stopped touring following the 2019 'Nine-O-Nine' tragedy.








 
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I like to setup some Custom Views to look around different positions in flight or on the ground. Here is one from the nose of the B-24D. Custom views are fun to work with on different airplanes. It looks like MP have done a great job on their interior modeling of their upcoming B-17G release. I am looking forward to moving or crawling around the interior of their B-17G when it is released, only a few more days to go, October 9th. I highly recommend Voice Attack to use voice commands to change views among a host of other simulator commands. It is an amazing piece of software and $10 dollars well spent.
 

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