"The Camel"

[Bomber_12th]

Getting a WWI flying experience without even leaving southern California. : )

The WWI airfield, of which only a very small part is shown here (the old village and tents), is a WWI movie set that is part of MoCat's Movie Maker Studio scenery.

 

[jeansy]

wow:salute:

 

[res non verba]

Great shots, really awesome set!

:ernae:

 

[olderndirt]

Like the smoke trail showing the progress of the loop.

 

[Flyboy208]

Most impressive John, going to install that scenery myself right now ... Mike :salute:

 

[Hughes-MDflyer4]

Fantastic shots! Are you using ENB or something similar? I'd be interested in knowing what profile you use. The overall mood/color of the screenshots looks very nice...not like standard FSX.

 

[ZsoltB]

What is the scenery?

 

[Roger]

What is the scenery?

Post #1 "The WWI airfield, of which only a very small part is shown here (the old village and tents), is a WWI movie set that is part of MoCat's Movie Maker Studio scenery."

 

[Bomber_12th]

Thank you all for the comments on the screenshots! I had a lot of fun taking them, due to the quality of the visuals of Matt's and Craig's work, and the flying habbits owed to the work of Pam and Paul.

Hughes-MDflyer4, I don't have any addon such as that installed (just an old install of REX clouds and sky), but when cropping the screenshots in PSP I added a bit of a blue cast to them, sort of something you would see from an amateur 70's era camera.

The WWI film set scenery (which also includes scenery at a couple of other 'support' airports), can be found by just quickly paging through the FSX scenery library here at SOH.