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Makes up for it being virtual.

Standing at the runway at/in? San Antonio.. wonder if my scenery traffic bgl files are gone because there is no AI at my airports.. well, i'll reinstall it during the weekend (only one day left )



Close up.



Sorry for the jaggied plane in this one - had to set the chroma subsampling in Irfanview to High due to huge filesize. :-/



I absolutely love the FSX SP1+Acceleration+Free Ground Enviroment Textures. Lovable ground.



And as the DC-10 had quite a few problems during it's career, I decided to give the flight some failures after reaching 30,000 feet. Triple engine fire and flap failure. Aimed for an airport but was too high.



Hope you liked the beautiful livery.

Used:
SGA DC-10
Error Airlines Virtual Airline livery (not joined it) downloaded from Avsim
Microsoft Flight Simulator X (Duh)
Service Pack 1
Acceleration
Free Ground Enviroment textures downloaded from Simviation

Oh man Blue plane of Death, reboot.

for a second there, i thought it was the Lord's prayer.......

That depends on your religion  ;D

Cheers

It must be running vista...

I get the Blue Screen of Death or some kind of error which requires a restart at least once a day running Vista.  ;D

Interesting plane. I think the first and last shots could be cropped.

8-)

Looks like the blue screen of death is never a success. 8-)

Very creative, I would have liked to have seen the Physical Memory Dump one though, the true BSOD

[quote]Very creative, I would have liked to have seen the Physical Memory Dump one though, the true BSOD

Cool paint job 8-)

[quote]Very creative, I would have liked to have seen the Physical Memory Dump one though, the true BSOD

[quote][quote]Very creative, I would have liked to have seen the Physical Memory Dump one though, the true BSOD

Humm... I haven't had the BSOD for a long time myself.  In fact I think I've only gotten it twice since I started using Vista, and that was almost a year ago  ;)

I've never gotten it with Vista, or XP...only Win2k



*knocks on wood*

That's why you never have Windows 95, 98, or ME running on any hardware in an aircraft.....