Screenshots!

It is pictures like this that almost make me slide over to day fighting..... well maybe. You know and this is not about me, but darn that screenie is as good as any other sim....:applause:
 
Thought I'd try AnKor's shaders with the Tempest. Not before time!!


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Hi Folks,
I appreciate this is not CFS3, but just had to show the modded MkIII in Fs9 and CFS2. And to Ted, Steve and John for their modelling/painting skills and generosity, a big thank you..Ted, Steve and John you're so damn good!

And even FSX cannot compete with Ankors shaders, some of your pics are just stunning. Here's to a great CFS3 future...:very_drunk:

Cheers

Shessi

Pics from Fs9 and CFS2
 

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I could certainly use some of the same stuff John is having for his scenery... is that Johnno_UK (i.e. ETO) or something completely else?
 
They look great Mark excellent conversion as usual!:encouragement:

Shessi said:
Hi Folks,
I appreciate this is not CFS3, but just had to show the modded MkIII in Fs9 and CFS2. And to Ted, Steve and John for their modelling/painting skills and generosity, a big thank you..Ted, Steve and John you're so damn good!

And even FSX cannot compete with Ankors shaders, some of your pics are just stunning. Here's to a great CFS3 future...:very_drunk:

Cheers

Shessi

Pics from Fs9 and CFS2
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Cheers John,

A lot of work, but a labour of love! ha!

By a mile, the best Sunderland in Fs9 and CFS2, and there will also be an FSX version.


Shessi
 
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One of the few remaining heroes of the Finnish Air Force has left this world, W/O Antti Tani died on March 30th in the age of 98. He was born in my hometown, grew up here, went to war to become a fighter ace, and returned to live his life working as a watchmaker. This morning I was fortunate enough to be able to be in the vicinity as an F-18 made a suitably thunderous salute flypast with the afterburner roar echoing from the concrete walls of downtown buildings as the pilot pulled the aircraft high into the clouds.
 
oh yes! :jump:


greycap.raf said:
One of the few remaining heroes of the Finnish Air Force has left this world, W/O Antti Tani died on March 30th in the age of 98. He was born in my hometown, grew up here, went to war to become a fighter ace, and returned to live his life working as a watchmaker. This morning I was fortunate enough to be able to be in the vicinity as an F-18 made a suitably thunderous salute flypast with the afterburner roar echoing from the concrete walls of downtown buildings as the pilot pulled the aircraft high into the clouds.
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It seems that unfortunately, as there are fewer and fewer witnesses of this tragedy, actual peoples tends to forget what happened and history is getting closer and closer to repeat itself. It's frightening.
 
It is isn't it. Each generation seems to think it's so much more enlightened than the last. We're no different or better, we'll do it again if we don't keep rubbing our noses in how ugly it was.
 
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