AH-64D Apache Longbow

[CHUCK79]

By Virtavia

One of several FSX Christmas presents from Santa.......


Headed off to give some close air support to a rolling static convoy.....




Thanks for looking

[FoxThree]

Fantastic shots Chuck.

How'd you get the convoy?

[CHUCK79]

:-/...."rolling" was a poor choice of wording....they are actually just static objects placed with the FSX object placement tool

When i find a link for the military objects I'll post it

[ozzy72]

One of my favourite whirlybirds, nice shots

[CHUCK79]

Thanks Ozzy 8-)

This is a great model that has a pretty good VC.....both pilot and gunner station......the only thing lacking is navigation equipment/instrumentation. There's none save for the GPS

Then again.......I don't know what kind of equipment a real Apache carries  :-/

[Flying Trucker]

I do not believe it...nope... :-/

I read this post twice, three times, four times....no no no...just do not believe it...

One of several gifts you got from Santa Clause...Chuck?

For FSX and from Santa Clause...Chuck?

Egads Chuck....he dropped them gifts off at your home, he was supposed to drop them off at my home....oh my.... will send you my address Chuck...

I even mailed my letter to Santa Clause in early December and told him I was great all year, I even enclosed the old girls note which I did not read of course... (she was standing right there... )

Will send this Lump Of Black Coal he left here for me by mistake.

[CHUCK79]

But I already opened 'em 

Thanks, Doug
I noticed that Santa brought you a Beaver............how are you liking it?

[Flying Trucker]

....Enjoy them Chuck...already looks like you are having fun...

The DeHavilland of Canada DHC-2 Beaver is wonderful.

I wish they who design these Kits/Models would do a little research into Canadian Companies old and present to pick up some great liveries.

I was hoping there would be a FSX Model of the DeHavilland of Canada DHC-3 "Otter" for FSX produced.

The original Otter with the original P&W Radial Engine on wheels, wheel/skis, floats and amphibious floats.

Here is hoping that MS Flight has something to offer...