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Dallas inspired WOW
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| GeoffC 2005-08-24, 8:33 pm |
| Following my recent post about getting the system working at OK FPS again I
bought the PMDG 747 to celebrate. I also re-installed some of my scenery and
mesh files. I then de-installed UK2000 airports again as it kills my system,
which is a shame because it looks good.
When I saw Dallas' Wow post a few days ago I thought I would try some
photoreal shots of the UK Lake District and the Cessna 310. I think they
have come out quite well.
I also took some of the 747 at LAX (Mine is the BA one) as I was pretty
impressed by the aircraft generated by Ultimate traffic. Far more than I get
in Manchester UK.
Here are the shots:
http://www.whatthelenssaw.co.uk/flightsim/index.htm
BTW that PMDG 747 is excellent if anyone wants to fly heavy metal. Even if
you don't use the FMC it has brilliant handling and is easy (Well behaved)
to hand fly, including landings.
Regards
Geoff
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| GeoffC wrote:
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> Following my recent post about getting the system working at OK FPS
> again I bought the PMDG 747 to celebrate. I also re-installed some of
> my scenery and mesh files. I then de-installed UK2000 airports again
> as it kills my system, which is a shame because it looks good.
>
> When I saw Dallas' Wow post a few days ago I thought I would try some
Nice shots! Varmit's WOW (Wild Out West) shots are inspiring, and it makes
you wonder where we'll be this time next year with the sim.. Inquiring
minds want to know......... I'd never guessed a year ago we'd be seeing
what we're now seeing..
Cheers'n Beers.. [_])
Don
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| GeoffC wrote:
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> When I saw Dallas' Wow post a few days ago I thought I would try some
> photoreal shots of the UK Lake District and the Cessna 310. I think
> they have come out quite well.
WOW.......doesnt the Lake District look different without the low
nimbostratus ceiling and constant rain!
;-)
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M
Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?
....why, other guards, of course!
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| GeoffC 2005-08-25, 3:31 am |
| I know what you mean about the rain, although the last two times I walked up
there I got burned. That was actually the real weather at the time of those
flights as well. Will be trying something a little more moody at some point
though.
"M" <spam@spamme.com> wrote in message
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> GeoffC wrote:
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> WOW.......doesnt the Lake District look different without the low
> nimbostratus ceiling and constant rain!
> ;-)
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> --
> M
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> Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?
> ...why, other guards, of course!
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| I drive from Scotland to Gloucestershire (and back) around 2-3 times a
year..........so in the last 18 visits (plus a weeks stay) it has been
overcast and rainy........except the one glorious day of April 24th 2000
when we went on a boat trip from Ambleside to Windermere and it was a lovely
dry day!
--
M
Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?
....why, other guards, of course!
"GeoffC" <geoff_noise@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> I know what you mean about the rain, although the last two times I walked
up
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> there I got burned. That was actually the real weather at the time of
those
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> flights as well. Will be trying something a little more moody at some
point
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> though.
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> "M" <spam@spamme.com> wrote in message
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| GeoffC 2005-08-27, 8:32 pm |
| I reckon your experience is pretty typical, although I quite like the place
whatever the weather. As I live in Manchester it would have to rain quite
hard for me to think of it as bad weather LOL.
"M" <spam@spamme.com> wrote in message
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quote:
> I drive from Scotland to Gloucestershire (and back) around 2-3 times a
> year..........so in the last 18 visits (plus a weeks stay) it has been
> overcast and rainy........except the one glorious day of April 24th 2000
> when we went on a boat trip from Ambleside to Windermere and it was a
lovely
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> dry day!
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> --
> M
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> Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?
> ...why, other guards, of course!
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> "GeoffC" <geoff_noise@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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