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Still installing all the old FSX stuff on this new OS...

...took a relatively short hop from Stockholm to Hannover. Its a real route flown by Air Berlin 737's, but I don't have a 737 that's more complex than a can opener, so this will have to do.

At the gate in Stockholm...


Starting to taxi...




The autopilot on this bird is VERY VERY aggressive...


Boring flight, overcast conditions everywhere...




Turning onto final...
http://www.simviation.com/yabbuploads/jeffguo112309extra.jpg

The AP logic is disgraceful on this aircraft. 1.8 miles out, and it can't seem to track that magenta line...
http://www.simviation.com/yabbuploads/jeffguo112309extra2.jpg

On the ground at Hannover, ended up switching off the AP 3/4 miles out and landing the bird the old fashioned way.
http://www.simviation.com/yabbuploads/jeffguo112309extra4.jpg

Taxing to the gate...


Brakes set, and chocks in...
http://www.simviation.com/yabbuploads/jeffguo112309extra3.jpg

Jeff

Some very nice shots here, though I would have cropped the first 3 a bit, to get rid of all that black in the foreground. Give it a try, you'll like the effect.

I like all of them, esp the 4th and 5th shots for the angle and lighting.

I know its just my screen, or me still a little drugged up on cold meds.... but it looks like in the 3rd pic it says Boeing 767. 

Great looking shots, and yes, some cropping would really make these shots pop!

[quote]I know its just my screen, or me still a little drugged up on cold meds.... but it looks like in the 3rd pic it says Boeing 767.

[quote]I know its just my screen, or me still a little drugged up on cold meds.... but it looks like in the 3rd pic it says Boeing 767.

Captain Sim's aircraft are like the reality show girls you see on MTV, beautiful on the outside but a different story in the brain....  ( I too, am a disappointed customer of CS)

I can't say I'm disappointed...

...but that's probably because I got it for only 15 bucks.

Wow  8-)

[color=#000000]I still don't particularly care for tubes, at least flying them, but these are very nice shots. And #2 is my all time favorite (favourite Paul?) angle for a tube on the ground and sometimes in the air as well. Very nice.