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Nice shot of this nice little plane....been flying it myself lately and enjoying it. I agree, great plane for sightseeing

Just a few shots of the Orbx/Aeroplane Heaven C140 flying over SoCal on a cloudy day not too long ago. Taken in MSFS with Live Weather on. Cheers! Landon

Very nice shot on approach there. Some great London scenery below in this shot that you captured.

Well Paul, another nice trip down Nostalgia Lane. Took me back to my first flights into Orbx EGHI. I remember how cool it was when I first saw that moving train Some super shots of the F101B too!

Some super postcard shots here Pete....it's like I was just there myself

A spread of very nice shots over the GB Central and Liverpool area. I dare say, one might get a bit wet when landing that amphibian in the water

Some good looking P3Dv5 shots Scott Still much to enjoy there.

Wow Carlos, amazingly beautiful shot!

Some great shots displaying all that urban detail below your aircraft Graeme.

One mighty fine shot there Pete Love the deep colors in this shot.

Thanks for that Paul...doing some reading about it now on Wikipedia....looks like it was a decent Cold War strategic bomber turned re-fueler later on in life.

Some nice shots of Liverpool and the C140 John. I just picked up that plane last night and really loved it after my first flight with it.

Some good looking FSX shots there Paul, what aircraft is that btw?

Yes, a most happy birthday to you and happy simming as well

Very jealous of you being able to see Queen live Gerold....very jealous. My most memorable live concert was Tom Petty, back around 1989...he was one heck of a performer live.

Hey Taph, a most Happy Birthday to you Cheers!

Okay, first off, I have never visited the area, nor do I live in Great Britain. That said, having flown around and explored much of the Orbx Great Britain Central scenery addon for MSFS, my impression of it is no less than amazing. Granted, I would not know what landmarks/POI's might be missing or not, but from what I saw as I flew around at 1000' to 2000' looked simply marvelous. There were details everywhere I looked. I was very immersed, and a simmer cannot ask for more than that. The performance on my system was super smooth as well. So, my hat's off to the Orbx team that was responsible for this scenery package, and I look forward to exploring more of Great Britain Central in the coming days Cheers! Landon

For me, photogrammetry is off all the time....the melted trees and buildings absolutely ruin the immersion for me. I am a low and slow flyer, so I cannot ignore them....they always pull me out of immersion when I see them, and they are more then just a few. I don't miss photogrammetry at all. Definitely seems to be a user preference, whether you like it on or off.

That's quite the detective work there Wolfgang I have no idea if you are right or not though

Okay, as promised, here a few pics:

Thanks, been aware of that...we have been getting lots of rain in Colorado across the Rockies as of late. Yesterday, we were coming back from the rafting trip I was on in Utah, and due to I70 being closed due to mudslides near Glenwood Springs, we had to detour all the way out of the way and went through Rifle, Meeker, Steamboat Springs and back into Silverthorn and Breckenridge. It stormed pretty much the entire way.

Some great pics John! I will be up in those mountains with my Jeep in a few short weeks. I will be staying in Ouray and Jeepin' on several of the trails around Ouray, Silverton and Telluride. Can't wait!

Happy Birthday Ron, hope it's been a good one for you

My most memorable landing was being invited to sit in the cockpit of 747 during approach and landing into Shannon Airport, Ireland, on our way to a Middle East theater of conflict. It was a charter flight for the military, so the cockpit was allowed to be open and have guests at certain phases of the flight. As we were coming into Shannon, and I started to see all the runway lights, I remember thinking how surreal it all seemed. Never in my wildest dreams did I think I would ever have such a view from the cockpit of a 747. Super cool.

Hi there Adam, happy birthday indeed!