And now for Something Completely Silly

[Charl]

Well I took Cbris' advice and fetched some of those Eagles for a photoshoot.
As these things tend to go when you're just having fun, the story board never happened.
So it's just a bunch of cuts and splices, trying to keep 5 biplanes (plus the obligatory Squirrel chase chopper!) in the same hemisphere B)



It's the right plane for the job alright.
Hard to believe there isn't a top rate Pitts out there.

[creator2003]

very cool charl i just lov that recorder the formation flying with the chopper aswell
AWESOME!!!!!!

[Charl]

Thanks!
I tried a little audio panning, right at the beginning, could you hear it?

[creator2003]

i watched the begining again this time as the lead in the sound card has a soft spot {i just heard it },its real hard sometimes to capture the moment ,most if not always the best footage is by pure chance ,
i know the time spent lineing up and recording aircraft ,that one with all the boats i did took me all day most of the time waiting for the record to finsh for the right shot ...

[ZK-MAT]

Nice one Charl, you guys are churning out some top stuff!

[ardypilot]

Brilliant piece of work there Charl, I loved the chopper through the double smoke trails (A Cbris edit) with the loop and low fly by's near the end.

Please remind me what super computer specs you have again to be able to record all that detailed traffic without getting any FPS lag!

Also, don't you just love flying the Christan Eagle - especially in all the fancy schemes that are available for it on the net!

[Charl]

Thanks guys, as you know moviemakers thrive on audience appreciation
I actually burned a DVD and it's quite immersive on a projector screen with a good sound system [insert trumpet blowing icon]

Please remind me what super computer specs you have again to be able to record all that detailed traffic without getting any FPS lag!

= no weather, no scenery

Also, don't you just love flying the Christan Eagle - especially in all the fancy schemes that are available for it on the net!

Yeah it's a re-discovery for me - somewhere on Flightsim I have a clip showing the Eagle going through a hanger - upside down
It evinces that kind of behaviour.