Cruising the Front Range
Posted: Fri Oct 26, 2018 1:48 amA-26b "Fire Eater" flying just north of Denver along the front range of the Rocky Mountains...
In other news: Have now completed all 10 of the "Serene Skies" for FS2004. Writing the ReadMes, zipping up the package up with a pretty bow and they're all yours.
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Screenshot thumbs captured in a C-47 on the tarmac, standard magnification, 30 miles visibility.
Shots 1- Dawn
Shots 2- PostDawn
Shots 3- MidMorning
Shots 4- Noonish
Shots 5- MidAfternoon
Shots 6- PreSunset
Shots 7- Sunset
If you're looking for more realism in your flying then you might give these a go. They'll change the way your clouds, waters, and ground textures display as well. The night skies have also been completely reworked these last few weeks. Will venture that your chances of liking them are better than average. Next: On to the specialty skies...
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In other news: Have now completed all 10 of the "Serene Skies" for FS2004. Writing the ReadMes, zipping up the package up with a pretty bow and they're all yours.
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Screenshot thumbs captured in a C-47 on the tarmac, standard magnification, 30 miles visibility.
Shots 1- Dawn
Shots 2- PostDawn
Shots 3- MidMorning
Shots 4- Noonish
Shots 5- MidAfternoon
Shots 6- PreSunset
Shots 7- Sunset
If you're looking for more realism in your flying then you might give these a go. They'll change the way your clouds, waters, and ground textures display as well. The night skies have also been completely reworked these last few weeks. Will venture that your chances of liking them are better than average. Next: On to the specialty skies...
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