Screenshots (FS2024)

[Hollister56]

The Pan Am Series – Part XXI: The Constellation

Around the World in a Constellation Many who have followed the history of Pan American World Airways during the piston era often associate the airline with the Boeing Stratocruiser, the DC-6B and t…

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Thank you to TiAr for this beautiful livery and to the Redwing Team for producing this beautiful aircraft!

 

[Killbilly]

Sometimes the sunrise/sunset skies in this sim are genuinely stunning. This is sunrise over Puerto Rico. The low clouds just catching the sun contrasting with the dark land and the high, wispy (cirrostratus?) clouds were just perfect. It looked better in motion in the sim, but wow. When I was back playing with Flight Simulator 5.1, I could never have dreamed that this kind of flight sim experience was possible.



Also, Taog's Dauphin is superb.

 

[jankees]

caldwell (0001) by JanKees Blom, on Flickr

caldwell (0010) by JanKees Blom, on Flickr

 

[Hollister56]

 

[Fnerg]

Darn crosswind! Could've been an expensive landing, yikes! B-25 MSFS2024 Crosswind landing CWHM in smoke

We've been enduring the worst forest fire smoke in Southern Ontario this summer. The sky was yellow for a couple days, amazingly accurate simulation with live weather. Makes for some mystic screen shots.

B-25 msfs2024 CYHM smoke by Doug Smith

 

[Killbilly]

We've been enduring the worst forest fire smoke in Southern Ontario this summer. The sky was yellow for a couple days, amazingly accurate simulation with live weather. Makes for some mystic screen shots.

I wish they'd done the civilian firefighting version of the B-25. You could've helped out.

 

[jankees]

dallas(0008) by JanKees Blom, on Flickr

dallas(0005) by JanKees Blom, on Flickr

dallas(0010) by JanKees Blom, on Flickr

 

[Hollister56]

60 miles from SFO in the Redwing Connie.

 

[dvj]

 

[Hollister56]

Landing KPIE this morning. The nose wheel had to be handled with care and landing 3 point was not consider a good idea. You need to keep the nose up and this picture demonstrates the correct pitch attitude. Landing speed was 105 kts at flaps 100 percent 112,000 pounds.

 

[vipgroup]

Forgive the unabashed enthusiasm of this post, but here's a screenshot with a difference. A still from a new video on the Dreams of Wings YouTube channel today, where Rob provides the first public review of "The Pilot Makers of WW2 in Flight Simulator". Many thanks Rob, you did a nice job.



The video link is here