This first shot is in southern Italy. Reversing course on the trend of my last two sets of screen caps,
I opted for a shot in full daylight.

This second shot is also in southern Italy, though the land is behind the aircraft and not visible.
Again, I chose to do a shot in daylight to highlight the details of this beautiful model.

The third shot was taken in front of Kilimanjaro and moving on towards sunset. I have a weakness,
it seems, for mountains and low light. However, in this case, I don't really like how the shot came out.
Still, of the screen caps that showed the main peak of Kilimanjaro, this was the least horrible.

On this fourth shot, and last of the exterior of the aircraft, I flew over Ethiopia as dusk moved in.
Though perhaps not a dynamically dramatic shot, I do like the sense of panorama that the wide
plains and open skies of Ethiopia provided.

In the final shot, I just had to show you the interior of this add-on model, as both the Commander 520
and the model of it for FS2004 are absolutely beautiful. A top-notch add-on to have in one's fleet, if I
may so boldly suggest.

I opted for a shot in full daylight.

This second shot is also in southern Italy, though the land is behind the aircraft and not visible.
Again, I chose to do a shot in daylight to highlight the details of this beautiful model.

The third shot was taken in front of Kilimanjaro and moving on towards sunset. I have a weakness,
it seems, for mountains and low light. However, in this case, I don't really like how the shot came out.
Still, of the screen caps that showed the main peak of Kilimanjaro, this was the least horrible.

On this fourth shot, and last of the exterior of the aircraft, I flew over Ethiopia as dusk moved in.
Though perhaps not a dynamically dramatic shot, I do like the sense of panorama that the wide
plains and open skies of Ethiopia provided.

In the final shot, I just had to show you the interior of this add-on model, as both the Commander 520
and the model of it for FS2004 are absolutely beautiful. A top-notch add-on to have in one's fleet, if I
may so boldly suggest.

Well, none of my usual after picture rambling today.
Enjoy,
~Darrin









