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Here's part two of my short hop over Kazakhstan. Enjoy!

After spending some time enjoying the scenery over Almaty, we began to feel the pangs of hunger...


...so we set her down in local Bayserke regional aerodrome.


After tending to the plane's own hunger, we rushed inside for some sheeps' milk and besbarmak.


Comments (on both the shots and paint) are, as always, very much appreciated.

I like the shots.

After spending some time enjoying the scenery over Almaty, we began to feel the pangs of hunger...

...so we set her down in local Bayserke regional aerodrome.

After tending to the plane's own hunger, we rushed inside for some sheeps' milk and besbarmak.

I was going to ask what besbarmak was, but I googled to find out:



BTW nice pics!!

That last shot is amazing... what sky textures are you using?

That last shot is amazing... what sky textures are you using?

Yeah ... that is what I would like to know too. Not for the clouds but for you skies. That is a very nice haze in the background. What is it?

That last shot is amazing... what sky textures are you using?

Yeah ... that is what I would like to know too. Not for the clouds but for you skies. That is a very nice haze in the background. What is it?

That goes diddo for me too. I tried asking that question late last night, but it took forever to refresh the page, so I gave up.

Excellent shots, but the "we" style of narrating is so awful.

It was your flight, not ours.

Excellent shots, but the "we" style of narrating is so awful.

It was your flight, not ours.

I only used "we" because there were actually two people in the cockpit.

As for the sky textures, they came from Real Environment Pro. I got the haze by simply lowering the visibility (as I always do for both an extra bit of realism, and a tiny FPS boost).

After spending some time enjoying the scenery over Almaty, we began to feel the pangs of hunger...

...so we set her down in local Bayserke regional aerodrome.

After tending to the plane's own hunger, we rushed inside for some sheeps' milk and besbarmak.

I was going to ask what besbarmak was, but I googled to find out:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kazakh_cuisine

BTW nice pics!!

That doesn't look gross.... :-?

Really nice shots, love the scenery in the last one!
Cheers,
Fabian

haha love them mate,
althaugh i don't really get why a kazakh is saying a polish work "yaksimash"?

like #3 good shots

Is very niiice...  ;D