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Crossing London on a Winter's evening, flying over the Orbx London City Landmarks package in the trusty C172..... Jerry
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Trying out the new freeware that popped up on the Orbx website today, the Vessels Channel Islands. Great to have more variety (and realistic) shipping and boating. One screenshot from this evening, using real-World weather and the C172 over Jersey MSFS2020 settings on ultra. Jerry
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The Orbx Notodden (Norway) scenery really captures the atmosphere and feel of the area very well. Add to that some typical half light and dull conditions and a bit of atmospheric haze and it looks even better. The default C172 on the downwind leg from the airport. MSFS2020 with the settings on ultra (except for the operator !!). Jerry
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Until now only published screenshot photos. Hereby my first attempt to make a small movie. Any comment is welcome, thank you.
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One of my favourite airports in the northern part of Norway : Tromso with a couple of elegant bridges - C172-model from A2A ::
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Just under a week ago I took my first solo flight... A truly unforgettable experience. I've spent countless hours browsing this forum over the years, and it helped so much in fostering my love for aviation. On this flight, I just did three full stop landings at Van Nuys airport. Not my finest landings, but that didn't change how special that day was. I'll never forget it. My dad was working at Microsoft in the late 90s/early 2000s and got me FS2002 when I was just around four years old. Through Flight sim, RC flying, along with the film One Six Right (if you haven't seen it, I can't recommend
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A little roundflight via Cessna 172(A2A model) from a local aircompany to explore Pago Pago:
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Fall City Arriving Cle Elum Cle Elum Still in one piece. Weather was nice when I left and nice when I arrived but cloudy with a low ceiling through the pass. Made for an exciting and enjoyable trip. Thanks for viewing.
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On final Runway 35 at Cessnock with 2 Wineries out my right window
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So, today's fun: an IFR flight from Tipella (CBB7, Freeware FTX) to CYVR (PNW), in A2A Simulations' new C172. Set the plane up right, for grass strip tires, tied down at the Fuel Box (in this case, next to the Propane Tanks; exciting!), just myself and 24lbs of fuel and 20lbs of luggage. Flight Plan simply built in FSX. VOR on the way 112.40, 368 ADB if I needed to execute a manual approach. No GPS, that's cheating! Waited to get assigned runway during final approach. The trip is exciting because you take off from a barely long-enough grass strip, over the trees, and it's difficult
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This is a late birthday present from BobL (thanks, Bob!). Needless to say, I had to do a local repaint A.S.A.P.! Luckily, the painters at the Flying School are as lazy as I am, so the Skyhawk only needed a few tweaks from the basic shipping livery Over the Hauraki Gulf: ... and parked in front of the Club House: As soon as I've finished tweaking it, I'll upload it to the usual places (and post links back here). Adam.
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Oregon's new published airports 77S and OR57 are a pleasure to explore. I fly over 77S at reasonable hight heading to Airfield OR57 to land and park for a moment my plane till my issue on 77S can be solved. Enjoy follow shots, comments are apreciated:
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G'day all, I've been playing around with P3D some more now that the migration tool is out. I've also been using this as an opportunity to brush up on my hand-flown IFR skills, filing VOR based flightplans and flying them without using GPS or autopilot of any sort. Here's a few pics from a couple of flights I've done over the past couple of days. The first set was taken on a flight from Goheen up to Bowerman in the Cessna 172. The real weather in this flight was provided by the REX WX but the sky and cloud textures are default. I haven't got REX to play nice with P3D (well, actually
