A 36 Bonanza in P3D v3.

[BlueSkies]

It's only the one screenshot, but I wanted to share it on here.
Over the years I've used FS9, FSX, FSX-SE, and finally P3D v3.
This picture was taken using P3D v3 in it's virgin state and settings to my liking -- -- there's no add on's whatsoever.
In my very humble opinion, I like to think it shows just how far this hobby we all share has progressed over time.
Enjoy your flying.

[Shadowcaster]

That's a bit of a stunner, as you say we have indeed come a long way.


Cheers
Rich

[BlueSkies]

Thank's for your comment Rich.
I have that particular screenshot as my Desktop picture now.

[Flacke]

Yes our beloved Flight Sims have come a very long way.
Just today I flew the FSX-SE Grumman Amphib from Calgary Canada to the Banff National Park area in the mountains. I flew low along the highway in the mountain pass until I could see Lake Louise and the beautiful Hotel on its shore. I landed the Grumman Goose on the beautiful lake and taxiied up to the Hotel. From there I continued along the mountain range checking out other area lakes. So enjoyable and relaxing. I always look forward to new Simulator developments.

By the way I also have the fantastic Carenado Beech Bonanza A-36. Its my favorite "go-to" airplane and I just love its new "semi-glass" panel with the Aspen display. That GPS coupled to the AutoPilot has taken me on some very long cross-country trips. Its so stunning to fly along viewing the Orbx scenery in bright color and clarity. I hope you enjoy your A-36 as much as I do mine . [Even the A-36 sounds are intoxicating].

[Flying Trucker]

Wonderful shot...well done...

[BigTruck]

Holy smokes! That's beautiful!

[BlueSkies]

Flacke, Flying Trucker and Big Truck, many thank's for all your comments.
P3D have done a great job on their sim and made it a real pleasure to use ( especially for screenshots )