An-2 at Duxford

My screenshots are with FS2004 in ‘windowed mode’ beacuse my sim runs smoother that way. I choose the grass strip:

Taking off at Museum front, very clear day (shows mikey mouse traditional FS9 clouds)

But since Weather can be set manually, I go for Visibility=5 ml, and close up to show the Museum interior, filled with prisoner aircraft (like birds in cage)

Like when I skydive view!

Almost no days I flew real aircraft with a transparent atmosphere, ussually hazy like this with no horizon. That covers well FS9 scenical deficiencies, augments ‘reality’

Returning to base (UPS, Menu bar on: SORRY!
)

View from Duxford Control Tower

View from my cockpit seat

Just over the tree tops!

Right on the spot, flairing...

& the mains touch down

Duxford Control Tower touch down view...

& An-2's tail is finally down, as I roll to my parking spot

Control Tower view from my cockpit as I roll to my parking spot.

I love that IWM Duxford Scenery, downloaded it from here at Simviation. When I saw all the other scenarios they have for FS2004 (& FSX too
) I tried to enter their site http://www.airfieldconstructiongroup.org ... but it was under maintenance or something, so I will try another day


Taking off at Museum front, very clear day (shows mikey mouse traditional FS9 clouds)

But since Weather can be set manually, I go for Visibility=5 ml, and close up to show the Museum interior, filled with prisoner aircraft (like birds in cage)

Like when I skydive view!

Almost no days I flew real aircraft with a transparent atmosphere, ussually hazy like this with no horizon. That covers well FS9 scenical deficiencies, augments ‘reality’

Returning to base (UPS, Menu bar on: SORRY!


View from Duxford Control Tower

View from my cockpit seat

Just over the tree tops!

Right on the spot, flairing...

& the mains touch down

Duxford Control Tower touch down view...

& An-2's tail is finally down, as I roll to my parking spot

Control Tower view from my cockpit as I roll to my parking spot.

I love that IWM Duxford Scenery, downloaded it from here at Simviation. When I saw all the other scenarios they have for FS2004 (& FSX too



