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Wonderful set! Thanks!

Eye candy indeed Thank you Sir - and thanks for all your wonderful repaints!

Beautiful, just beautiful

JK, bit hard to get a word in ...but re the Kiwi paint ...from me anyway, Yes Sir :bow: No cam for this girl, she needs to shine.

Wow , beautiful screens. This is one of those posts I can hear and feel ....radial sounds, wind, the cold ...alpine bugs in my mouth. :rockon: Worth the $21 for the sound kit alone! Great with the volume turned up and rumble from the subwoofer under the desk!

Very nice, love the atmosphere ...what aircraft is that Dash ? Thanks Marty it's the default Cessna Citation Longitude

Marty, you do need to talk to yourself... LISTENING to yourself, on the other hand... :P

Marty I use ancient software from MS: Photodraw. It can set transparency from 0 - 100% on the selected object. I imagine most imaging software can do this? Here's my R vs S desk: I try to eyeball the screenshot as best I can, then paste it next to the reference photo. Usually by the 3rd attempt they correspond reasonably in terms of perspective. Then making the screenshot a little transparent, it can be slid over the photo and resized and finally checked. Maybe one more iteration and it's done: Make it opaque and set up the double picture. Often you need to imagine where the photographer was...

Maatteee .. :rockon:

Another one I missed ..... great shot OD :thumbup: Is that default X-11 scenery or an add-on mesh?

I totally agree with Charl. It is gobsmacking. It is as real as it gets. Possibly my only comment is would there not be some disturbance to the water behind the props? Keep up the good work JK.

Have a go at landing inside Soldier Field Stadium! Maybe later... :rolleyes:

Yesterday, there was snow on the high parts of Great Barrier Island....... I think those are cloud tops that havn't been painted out on the satellite photoreal ground textures. There's a couple in Whanganui National Park too.

Oppssss I did not see that sentence. My apologies :blink: :blink: :blink: Thanks for answer Regards, Aharon