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Welcome to the "Replicate This" Screenshot Contest! So, here's the scoop:

Your goal in this contest is to look at the following picture and then replicate it using flight simulator. Here it is:


High quality version
Photo by Carlos E. Santa Maria

Rules:

1. You may edit the screenshot.
2. Payware is allowed.
3. Be serious! Don't enter a shot that isn't even close.
4. You may either post a link in this thread to your picture, or use img insert code. Remember, you must upload your shot to SimV.

This contest will last from February 7 to February 25. Then a poll will be set up for the shots submitted.

Well, good luck to all!
-Brandon 8-)

Where was this shot taken?

Lambert-St. Louis International:
http://www.airliners.net/photo/Southwes ... 46133f658f

The reason I didn't include that was to make it harder. It is up to YOU to figure out the best place. But it doesn't matter now. 

cool pic!! where can I find the livery for download??

Awesome!!!

Can't wait to give this a whack!

And just search the SimV website for Southwest, I'm sure you'll find something.

[quote]The reason I didn't include that was to make it harder. It is up to YOU to figure out the best place. But it doesn't matter now.

Nice idea, but a reccomendation would be to link the picture back to the photo on airliners.....just so the photographer gets a bit more credit for his photo (and can see all our beautiful shots ) and to get one in higher quality

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I just placed a link to the high quality version and I also put the name of the photographer under that.

Two more days. I may extend it if there aren't many entries.

Here's my try!
Not the best imitation, but I think it's ok.

Great job! Very nice. I still want to see more entries by others. 

That long lens makes it look like pretty creative separation by the tower guy but I suppose the centerlines are far enough apart for parallel ops.

Yes, the runways are farther apart than the photo shows.

Also, one is taking off and one is landing.

I have extended the contest until Feb. 25. C'mon people, try!