Some screenshots
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Speedbird083
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Some screenshots
Been hosting these for another forum in my Atomic Album so thought I might as well share them here.
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Astrovana
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Very nice, like the WW2 fighters and the dakota.
Was building the midland mainline route for Railworks 2 - click here!! but is now on hiatus. Message me for any details concerning this route's continuation.
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Wow!Nice scenery too. What scenery pack are you using in the Cessna shots?
Oh and where did you get the Dakota??
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Michael
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Why is eveybody elses screenshots better than mine ever will be!?!I think the dakotas donationware from some Canadian website, as they are trying to open a museum there about it i think?
The Cessna Shots look like VFR Scenery package and the airports must be British airports package i would have though.
The cessna doesnt look like the default fs2004 model?
Nice shots! I particulary like the shot of the AA 777-200 ER, and the United at LA! Keep them coming!
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Speedbird083
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Cessna 172R is payware from Flight1.
The other Cessna (N379DL) is the C182 II RG by Carenado (payware).
C47 is the C-47/DC-3/R4-D (also payware) from MAAM-Sim, the Mid-Atlantic Air Museum in Ready, Pennsylvania.
The Seafire is free and available from http://www.aeroplaneheaven.com/ (you have to register first).
UK airports are Gary Summons'/British Airports and the nice ground textures/terrain mesh are courtesy of VFR Photograpics Scenery by Visual Flight.
777-223/ER is the MelJet model (paint by Ed Cox) and is available on AVSIM.
U.S Airways A330-300 is PSS (payware).
The other Cessna (N379DL) is the C182 II RG by Carenado (payware).
C47 is the C-47/DC-3/R4-D (also payware) from MAAM-Sim, the Mid-Atlantic Air Museum in Ready, Pennsylvania.
The Seafire is free and available from http://www.aeroplaneheaven.com/ (you have to register first).
UK airports are Gary Summons'/British Airports and the nice ground textures/terrain mesh are courtesy of VFR Photograpics Scenery by Visual Flight.
777-223/ER is the MelJet model (paint by Ed Cox) and is available on AVSIM.
U.S Airways A330-300 is PSS (payware).
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