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NewZealand: NZNV -to- NZNS


Tim Harris

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Invercargill to Nelson in the old B377, we had half tanks and about 55 pax, left just after dawn

Right after take-off

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Climbing...

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Still climbing

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Climbing but now building speed

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entering scrub country

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Reached cruise at last, set 40-MP and sit back

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Snow in the distance

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Turned up the temp in the cockpit, was served a coffee and sticky-bun at this point

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Over the mountains

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Beginning the descent oh so gradually

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Yikes

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Nelson in sight!!!

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Heading out over sea to bleed more speed and altitude

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Keeping an eye on the runway

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Coaxing the wheels down

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Flaps set

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Now dont spill the customers drinks..... ease it around, feather touch, keeping an eye on the G meter

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On final!!

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And yes landed OK on the numbers, too busy to press V key, I floated a little and in pushing it down we did give the old girl a little bump, but all good eh

Hope you enjoyed

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I wonder what its like flying over all your own work ..hmmm...."could of done more there . That bit is perfect " ..etc lol . Cant image the amount of work in it all . Great job Tim.

I thought modeling the B377 was a couragous move by A2A but we are all, for sure, better off for it . Outstanding model .Cheers.

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I wonder what its like flying over all your own work ..hmmm...."could of done more there . That bit is perfect " ..etc lol

Good question actually, I find it really hard right after having worked on something, as it brings back too many memories of the long days and nights cramped up annotating and modeling, though I must admit I find it even harder to fly over other companies scenery, call me fussy perhaps :ph34r:

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All said here already... but as I really enjoyed this set of pictures very, very much ... and also the narrative around it,Your insight views about Your work and hobby/interest ... and because I am also very thankful that You were sharing Your NVIDIA-settings here, I really want to say:

A GREAT SET of PICTURES!

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