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I thought that it's one of the best airliners in the history of aviation....
The Boeing 737

The Boeing 737 is a short to medium range, single aisle, narrow body jet airliner.The 737 first flew in 1967 and has been continuously manufactured by Boeing since 1967 with over 6,000 aircraft delivered and 2,000 orders yet to be fulfilled.It's the most-ordered and most-produced jet airliner in history.The 737 is operated by more than 500 airlines.

737 Classic:
The 737 Classic series featured CFM56 turbofan

Good pic, though you could make it's filesize threetimes bigger (by not resizing it that much) which would help reducing the jaggies a lot (- I guess it look even better before resizing...) 

I resized it because it was 100kb before and it would'nt upload it (it said file was exceeding by 22 kb)

But the site's limit is 150kb...  :-?
Just make sure it's not wider than 1024px, under 150kb and has no spaces in it's filename and you should be fine... 

I resized it because it was 100kb before and it would'nt upload it (it said file was exceeding by 22 kb)

That's because you uploaded it as an attachment. Try uploading your images here. http://www.simviation.com/yabbupload.html

You will find the Upload Images link on the menu bar at the top of the forum.

Thank you....but actually i think it's fine the way it is

[quote]Thank you....but actually i think it's fine the way it is

Great wing flex and angle.

I resized it because it was 100kb before and it would'nt upload it (it said file was exceeding by 22 kb)

That's because you uploaded it as an attachment. Try uploading your images here. http://www.simviation.com/yabbupload.html

You will find the Upload Images link on the menu bar at the top of the forum.

This. The "real" way to upload the images, and it means you don't have to limit yourself to having images only show up in the post-message 'attachments' area, so you can post the images anywhere through your post, and at a higher quality.

It is a nice perspective and the sun is quite impressive, but the jaggedy edges are a bit of a distraction. If you can, set the in-game resolution to be higher, take the image and then use Irfanview (free and light image editing software) to resize the image and export it through that. This may help the image to look better after resizing.


Best of luck.