FS2004 Screenshots Here!!!

**darrenvox** · June 22nd, 2018, 15:39

Nice shots downwind

***Motormouse*** · June 24th, 2018, 08:32

Robbie Bruce's 'Biff' , Alphasim SE5A , Mario Villa's Ansaldo SVA , and Craigs' Loehner

ttfn

Pete

***Motormouse*** · June 25th, 2018, 05:19

Puma,Lynx,Sioux and Apache ; and Manschy's scenery.

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Pete

**downwind** · June 25th, 2018, 06:38

Ah...those are sweet!

**jackryan172** · June 25th, 2018, 13:39

Motormouse those are some great shots!

***Motormouse*** · June 26th, 2018, 03:07

Thanks both.

Thought I'd get out of Nigels Avro for a change.

Ttfn

Pete

***wombat666*** · June 26th, 2018, 06:01

A sadly overlooked Mustang and one of my favourite FS9 aircraft.

What happened to Jesse and Sky Unlimited?

***Motormouse*** · June 29th, 2018, 13:53

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Pete

**downwind** · June 29th, 2018, 14:21

That early '51 is something! Have never seen that fs9 aircraft offering. Well-composed shot too.

That site is long gone; now part of a growing wasteland.

***wombat666*** · June 29th, 2018, 22:32

Originally Posted by downwind

That early '51 is something! Have never seen that fs9 aircraft offering. Well-composed shot too.

That site is long gone; now part of a growing wasteland.

The Allison powered Mustangs were included in the Sky Unlimited P51 set, including the very early USAAF P51 and A36, along with the RAF Mustang Mk.1 and Mk.II.
I think (only think) Jesse might have moved on to the generic 'Gaming' world, but it has been several years since I gave up checking out the old site.
These days I still like to fly the Allison Mustangs, one of many overlooked aircraft that I keep an FS9 installation alive for.

**mav** · June 30th, 2018, 10:17

The later P51D.....

***Motormouse*** · July 4th, 2018, 11:52

by the late Akemi.. here in Outhouse library

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Pete

**SteveB** · July 17th, 2018, 05:28

Not one of my best landings, I over shot the runway a little.

**HorusJ** · July 17th, 2018, 06:17

Originally Posted by SteveB

Not one of my best landings, I over shot the runway a little.

Ouch! Yah,just a little.

***Motormouse*** · July 17th, 2018, 08:03

Originally Posted by SteveB

Not one of my best landings, I over shot the runway a little.

oo a Panther landing!

Ttfn

Pete

***ian elliot*** · July 17th, 2018, 09:27

Not one of my best landings, I over shot the runway a little.

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Im a little rusty on my Soviet flying boats. Remind me, what model Beriev is that

***Motormouse*** · July 19th, 2018, 04:11

Douglas SBD at Midway
FDG model, scenery Yanco's Midway

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Pete

**HorusJ** · July 19th, 2018, 07:48

Thank you SteveB!

**Bushi** · July 20th, 2018, 14:57

Originally Posted by darrenvox

Bushi is that cf-104 paint of captain sim or kazanori ito

That is the CaptainSim F-104 and that particular paint is my own rework after finding, downloading and flying the one by Ed Knapp. I've done a bit of personal 'editing' to Ed's original markings layout.
cheers
Dave

**jackryan172** · July 24th, 2018, 21:50

Just an AV-8 returning from an early morning flight.

**Cowboy1968** · July 24th, 2018, 22:47

Dawn patrol over Korea

Lockheed F-94B flying over South Korea..in the Pusan area in 1953...

**SteveB** · July 25th, 2018, 07:33

A quick shot from last nights flight.

**SteveB** · July 25th, 2018, 12:41

This evening I have been playing with this one.

**PhantomTweak** · July 25th, 2018, 22:55

Originally Posted by jackryan172

Just an AV-8 returning from an early morning flight.

I was at Yuma for a lot of my enlistment. Wound up being there almost 30 years, total.
I remember when the Harriers first arrived there. My father-in-law was a tech-rep on them. Well, my FUTURE father-in-law

The first Harrier squadron was the famous Blacksheep. They made a huge deal out of it, with the TV stations and various newspapers in attendance. They had Robert Conrad, and the great Pappy himself. Both of them great guys, really. I was able to sneak in and meet them both. Did you know, though, they're both short little guys??
Heck we were Phantoms when I was there. AND a squadron of A-4's. We called them Thunderchickens...

I worked for VMFAT-401 when I got out, and when they first arrived in late '86. I'm even a Plank Holder. The planes were Israeli Kfirs. Essentially, a Mirage, with a J-79 stuffed in it.
But what the Israelis REALLY brought to the States that took off like a weed were those shelters. Oh boy, what a difference those things made!
Up until then, if you touched an plane's upper surface during the day, you would get 2nd or 3rd degree burns. No question. We actually used to fry eggs on the wings to show people how hot they'rd get.
Once '401 put up the 10 shelters they brought, and the Corps saw people actually working on top of planes without thick gloves, the shelters spread like wildfire. Now, I understand they're Corps-wide. I don't know about the other services, but the Corps sure fell in love with those things!

Sorry, I ramble down memory lane sometimes...
Pat☺