FS2002 Screenies from a newbie!!

[maskrider_01]

1 month ago, I could not even spell "FS2002 enthusiast". Today, I are one!

Yep, thats right, once my only flight sim experience was with  the mighty CFS2. This was all I knew. I knew, nothing else. Then, one day, while aimlessly wandering the isle of "BestBuy", I found FS2002 for a net price of just $10US. I really am glad I spent that $10!

I really enjoying flying short hops- 150 to 300 miles at a shot, from regional airports to another. I like to make screenies of approaches and landings. Here are a few.

First, parking at Atlantic City International


Second, taking off from Singosari bound for Jakarta Indonesia.


Third, landing at one of the airports in Falmouth, Mass., on Cape Cod.:

Fourth, nice shot of a Piper Miridian (I think)


Fifth, landing at Bacolod airfield, in the Philippines


Sixth, landing a Cessna Mustang at Sardinia



Thats it. Feel free to add your own!

Cheers,
Chris

[ozzy72]

Love that first one Chris, great positioning to get the clouds and moon in the background.
Keep 'em coming

Ozzy

[ATI_7500]

Lookin' good,pal...  8)

[Wing Nut]

Looks like really nice stuff!  Keep up the good work...  :)

[sabotage]

Love that cloud in the second picture.  Looks like there is rain comming out of it

[jrpilot]

Great shoots

[maskrider_01]

Thanks for the comments. As for those clouds in the second shot, yes, they look just like trpical rain clouds and they were raining when flying thru. That was downloaded weather in that flight. It really comes out looking good- better than the stuff you plug in yourself IMHO.

Here are just a few more:

First, a moonlit aproach someplace- don't remeber where


These next four were from an evening flight from Anchorage, Alaska to Dead Horse, Alaska.

First, Aurora Borealis effects- didn't even expect to see those- pretty cool!


Second, Crosswinfd leg into Dead Horse


Third, turning for final into Dead Horse


Fourth, touch down, Dead Horse


Cheers,
Chris