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  1. 19 hours ago, Sniper31 said:

    It's not too easy Gerold, I don't have a clue...:unsure:

     

    17 hours ago, wolfko said:

     

    No, it is definitely not too easy. My only clue is, the airport is in Australia. B) 

     

    The clue of Wolfgang is correct. To my knowledge REX does not leave the continent?

    Whilst the Antonov in the background could be confusing. Let me assure you she did not have to go too far south, and the runway surely is long enough.

  2. 19 hours ago, Scott Harmes said:

    Here is one of my favourite Orbx airports of all time, and probably the most used by me, although it has been a while.

    Nice picture, and not too easy as well. Let me try to narrow it down:

    With the lovely Virgin Australia and the not-so-lovely Jetstar this is most probably taken somewhere in OZ.

    With the most-lovely Singapore Airline in the background it can only be a major international airport.

    So we have the choice between...

    • Perth (no Orbx airport available, unfortunately)
    • Adelaide (no Orbx airport available)
    • Sydney (no Orbx airport needed)
    • Brisbane
    • Melbourne
    • Canberra

    No initial guessing from me today...

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  3. On 9/22/2020 at 10:24 PM, wolfko said:

    Brisbane (YBBN) at low tide. On appraoch to rwy 19, now 19L. In the background one can see the construction of the only recently opened rwy 19R. So you must have been there not long time ago.

    Sherlock Wolfgang has found it again. And the right timing as well: That picture was taken the last spring before Corona.

    The only Orbx airports I can (plan) travel to now are Porta Westfalica (already posted here), Innsbruck (same), Jena (don´t own it and have no interest, the German freeware airfields (too small to travel to). Ah, I have one more:

    PhAhbrk.jpg

    Probably too easy to guess. So... please answer only, if you can reply with a picture from your travels.

  4. 9 minutes ago, dave302 said:

    I'd certainly buy it.

    Me too. And for the same reason: I suspect it will take quite the time until MSFS totally fills my interests (study-level planes, sceneries in the level we are used to, all the utilities we use).

    And during that time I will continue to buy p3d-addons. But: Only top-prio-add-ons, as I would probably have to pay a significant amount for bringing them into MSFS later. 

    In other words: This will be a cheap year for me.

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  5. On 8/4/2020 at 5:51 AM, John Heaton said:

    Gerold

    - I just realised that I might have made a Blue - its Sydney - and I have 

    just realised that it is not an Orbx airport since I rarely use it in my simming

    Sorry!

    I almost put up an obvious Heathrow and realised that that wasn't an Orbx as well.

     

    Try this

    P1000174.JPG

     

    That is not totally obvious... so we have to work a bit.

    Australia is evident, because of the famous airline.

    Flat land with trees, so no outback.

    Oceania Aviation ground handling is the only specific hint I see... http://www.oceaniaaviation.com/australia-oceania-ground-handling/ . Which leaves the following airports in the list: Hervey Bay (not that much jet traffic), Brisbane (has mostly jetways), Gold Coast, Coffs Harbour. Due to the slightly intense traffic I would go for Gold (Coast)?

  6. Hmmm, it might be a Qantas plane, so I would exclude Europe. Orbx has no airfields in Asia, Africa, South America as well. And I doubt Qantas had connections to the few suitable Orbx airports in North America (San Diego would be the only long-distance suited for Aussies). So it comes down to Australia.

    The building between tail and stairway looks like an old tower, we will need to check...

  7. 17 minutes ago, John Heaton said:

    dead right Gerold - here's another view with my Citation 560XL -  literally on Lift Off

    and where Orbx includes most of the town. 

    Bundaberg's famous Pilot was Bert Hinkler - the first man to fly solo from England to Australia

    and his plane is in the local museum

    Perfect, thank you John!

     

    So I have the chance to move back to real pictures. Shouldn´t be too difficult, as always.

    4BCd7YL.jpg

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  8. On 7/31/2020 at 5:46 AM, John Heaton said:

    Speaking of Orbx airports - I have quietly been revisiting my Library of them - including Aus V2 -  keeping 

    a number of screenshots  - and when August 18th arrives my first flight will be around my Antipodean country

    once more - not only to see what MS have done - but to compare what we currently have - to what MSD is orffering.

    Meanwhile - in the absence of a current Question - try this easy one.

     

     

    Bundy 1.jpg

     

    Next guess from my side John: Bundaberg?

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