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    You get a message from the Hosting company. Short story they need to move us to a new server. I have been working with them to plan a good date for all concerned. Here is what we have come up with as a schedule.

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Sometimes FS makes you go wow....

Slick Bird, Torsten

...my present obsession:

LIPRPred.jpg
 
Nice Germans Mike!
What's that nearest the camera?
And Pete, yes that's a fine shot, pity the model has some foibles for repainting...

Here's a further wow moment - I liked the way the sim rendered top right to bottom left, crisp going fuzzy into the light cloud:

F43.jpg
 
Wing, it's a "Captured" Nieuport 17 along with an Albatross ...

One more image of a Czech AF L-159 ...

Mike :salute:
 
Yes I'm no expert but it not look like a Boche machine!

Now there's something weird going on with the board: I click on your attachment and it appears below, but cut off...:gameoff:
 
Those Mirages again...

How's it possible to hang a thing like that underneath, and it's still beautiful??

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OK, blowing my own trumpet here, or more correctly our own trumpet. When we started this KC-135R model we had no great hopes for it because The MD-11, our only previous expedition into big iron territory, turned out to be a bit of a dog.
However, this shot taken over Alaska really made me go 'wow'. The model turned out to be a good'n and the FS2004 scenery below sets off the picture.

http://www.premaircraft.com/screenies/scrshot1534.jpg


Bob.
 
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