Adam Banks

Wow! You certainly are churning out some incredible shots these days - and this little bunch is no exception!! #1 and #3 get the "extra special" vote from me! Adam.

Great to see Narvik featured again ... and that #2 shot is especially gorgeous! Adam.

Super way of convalescing!!! Welcome back! Adam.

Another worthy beauty to add to the superb catalogue of winners! Adam.

Sorry to hear you've been unwell - but great to hear you're on the mend, Iain - and take it easy!!! Adam.

Superb shots! Reminds me... I really must revisit Kern Valley! Adam.

I'll get in there quick, before O&D does .... I made the same mistake on the F-100 ... it's a Super Sabre. You (and I) were probably thinking of the F-105 Thunderchief <??>. Unless, of course, you mean the aerobatic team "Thunderbirds"! In any case - it's a great plane - and some fine shots of it!! Adam.

Sweet!!!! Adam.

You're quite right of course. Well spotted, Batman! The F-100 is a bit of an oddball - I think I prefer all the others in the F-xxx range! Thanks for all the great comments, folks! Adam.

A trick of the light - the canopy was closed but it appears invisible for some reason! I should have opened it, though - it was bloomin' hot! I must admit I prefer the MkV or MkIX to the early Spits. The spinners look better as well. Thanks for all the nice comments, folks! Adam.

The Milviz F-100D (Thunderchief) in P3D and ORBX SCA. Adam.

I grabbed the ORBX freeware Monument Valley (for P3D and XP11) and gave the Silver Spitfire a reprise: Here's the A2A MkIIa version in P3D: Over to XP11 and a freeware Spit + livery: and finally ... the Flying Iron (payware) version: The "real" Silver" ... Hey, Kemosabe ... I put super-glue on your saddle! Adam.

Just a few oddballs as I work my way through tweaking a new set of Tomatoshade presets (hopefully imminent) for P3D: YMUI (in winter, would you believe!): Now some *real* winter at Lake Tahoe: Meanwhile - back down in San Diego, winter looks like this: Adam.

Hahaha! We forget just how ugly "default/native" still is in some parts of the world. When MSFS first came out, I don't think anyone at Microsoft even knew where New Zealand was! Anyway ... here a couple more in my 777 re-visit! Southern Alps (but in New Zealand!): Adam.

But wait ... ORBX has only been going 8 years!!! Sorry ... my idea of a joke! Well done, Iain - think of all the pleasure you've given us over 11 years with all those wonderful pics! Adam.