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Nice shots! Have you owned the MJC Dash (for FSX/P3D)? I wonder how it compares! Adam. Adam, I couldn't venture an opinion - I don't go much on the vacuum cleaners, even when they do have nice prop noise, and I prefer "steam gauges" as well. The lighting/shadowing are great, it is a very smooth flyer. and it does need to be driven properly, in respect of prop pitch/throttle settings, although I believe there is some new-fangled thing now called a "Condition lever" :nahnah: I think Dash8 Capt uses the Majestic one, and of course some of our RW pilots will have first-hand...

Great set Andreas ...and to answer your question about NZ ...Yes, just one. ... ce-vh-fko/

Nice to have screens with a story based in real life , something I'm yet to achieve. :lol: I've put a few in the screenie comp, but it didn't help :rolleyes:

:lol: The big guy "deeknow" said it again .... I'm a V-bomber fan as well. The Vulcan, beautiful as it was, for me was no less impressive than the Valiant and or the Victor ...that time was Britan at its peak, with regard to aviation design. Great post Adam :thumbup:

Love your work ...and I agree, it's a great theme .... covers almost every interest. Perceive "heavy as you want" A 737 is heavier than Cessna 172, and a 172 is heavier than a cub, and so on. And of course "heavy" can apply to almost any military (sorry Rob) screen, as a large aircraft, or a smaller one with a heavy load. Arggh whatever team, just keep them coming :rockon:

Thanks for looking gentlemen :)

The biggest problem for me is to write it down with an halfway acceptable English... :D

It´s Aerofly2 and has nothing to do with FSX or P3D... And yes, the scenery default.

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Thanks Marty. I'd like to be able to take artistic credit but it's really the sim.

Here's the finished version. Uploaded at DCS User Files.

For me was interesting that in the result of Irak wars the F-15E now are no longer the big low flying ground fighters but more fittet with distance-weapons. The same like with the Tornado, the aircraft with the biggest losses in Iraq