Bullfox

This in Lake Almanor in north eastern California. The little town in Chester, Ca and that's Rogers field, on a flight from Medford, Oregon to Reno, Nevada in the SD360.

Thematically really very nice.

Great Shots. I need to get back east.

Excellent!

With sceneries like True Earth I suppose it must be a team effort so maybe somebody has to be assigned to deal with updates.

Great to see it again.

Great airplane and great to see it in the air. I flew it around the world a couple of times in FSX. Thanks!

Michael, I have mostly western US scenery and I find problems and report them but I don't think the western US is near the top of the list right now for updates.

i have not seen updates to any of the scenery products for some time. I wonder if Orbx has anyone working on updates?

This is on a flight from Redmond Oregon to the Tri Cities airport in Southern Washington state.

Early morning view of Mt. Shasta from the backside. Usual view is from Highway 5 which is on the other side. Actually it looks about the same from both sides. Good view from the cockpit of the S360. There is a little fan behind the curly cord on the up left which you can turn on, watch the blades spend, and be virtually cooled as you fly along. Also there are cup holders. Still heading north from Redding to Redmond.

Behind the tail of the S360 is Dublin, Ca where I used to live before moving to Oregon. My old house is hidden under the left stab. Its worth about twice what we sold if for 8 years ago. This is on a flight from San Jose, Ca to Redding, Ca.

This is on a flight from San Diego to San Jose. The S360 is interesting enough to fly, but no too complicated. Its not pressurized and has good vision out the cockpit. A good airplane to observe the scenery as you fly along.

Great shots and nice to see the map. I have been looking for something like that. Is it an add on and from what developer?

Very NIce!

I am guessing the MFSF market is for airports, and the P3D, X Plane market is for regions and True Earth.

Easy to loose sight of how much work goes into what these guys are doing.

I benefited greatly from being able to port over all my Orbx scenery from FSX to P3D back in May when I installed P3D. I also benefited from Throwback Thursday and was able to purchase and install more Orbx scenery at sale prices. I get the impression that a lot of the bitching is about Orbx and MSFS. Sorry you guys are disappointed. Computers are fast. When you work with computers a lot you wind up expecting everything to be fast. Maybe a little patience would be helpful.

The S360 is pretty good, but it has a few quirks.

MSFS is like a gold rush for developers. They all want to get there first with the most. I suspect quality may suffer in the rush. I have not gone into MFSF partly because I have only been in P3D since May when I finally got my new computer built. I have added a significant amount of Orbz scenery since then in P3D and am mostly happy with the results. So I am in no rush to try MSFS. It still seems to have problems that need ironing out. I am waiting for A2A to start producing planes for MFSF. When and if that happens I would take that as a sign that MSFS in on the right track.

This is the airport at Caiguna, YCAG, Western Australia, 487.2 miles east of Perth. This is it, two pickups, two guys, two sheep, a road, and a dirt runway. Its near sunset. There is a tree on the horizon. If this were MSFS there might would be some grass.

This is on a flight from YBRM to YCAR out on the western coast of Australia. I just thought it was an interesting pattern in the coastal waters. That's the Carenado Shorts 360. It seems that western Australia is like eastern Oregon. There is not much out there.

Some really nice shots there!

Very Nice!

Thanks Nick! The control panel fixed the problem. Sorry I missed that. Its a beautiful little piece of scenery. I posted some pictures in community screenshots.