I see one ramper and a bunch of birds all wondering "what the heck is that thing!?"
Please see the most recent updates in the "Where did the .com name go?" thread. Posts number 16 and 17.






@Ryan, do you use some kind of colour tweaks in MSFS? Your screenshots are usually really livid, I like that!
Also thanks to John for Spitfire livery, already took it along the south shore of England during the weekend. Beatiful work!
My latest repaint for the FlyingIron Spitfire Mk.IX is now available on Flightsim.to. This one depicts Spitfire Mk.XVI TE184, G-MXVI, as it looked from 2017 through 2019. TE184 has been painted in several different color schemes over the past 30 years, a few more of which I will also be releasing depictions of as well. As mentioned in the description, the real aircraft has been flown in recent years both with the full wing tips and with clipped wing tips, and so this repaint is setup so that you can fly it either way in the sim as well. The camo pattern was once again completely made new from scratch to match the real aircraft, and the roundels, fuselage code letters and serial numbers were all hand-drawn to match the restoration. The colors of the markings and roundels was also adjusted to try and best match those of the real aircraft. All of the stenciling was done to match the real aircraft, using the same stencil font as used in reality. The invasion stripes were brush painted on TE184, so the edges of the stripes are a bit wavy/imperfect in areas.
https://flightsim.to/file/26792/spitfire-mk-xvi-te184
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Now that is a brilliant shot!!
Priller who sometimes is embarrassed to post shots after seeing yours...
No, but I try to sometimes look for better lighting. What I mean is, when close to the ground the overall scene has a yellow/green tone to it. When you get higher and or near white/clouds and blue sky the scene becomes more cool (or blue). I like the blue as it seems more natural to my eyes. Maybe mine are screwed up LOL.
No, but I try to sometimes look for better lighting. What I mean is, when close to the ground the overall scene has a yellow/green tone to it. When you get higher and or near white/clouds and blue sky the scene becomes more cool (or blue). I like the blue as it seems more natural to my eyes. Maybe mine are screwed up LOL.