Over the atlantic again 1

[scalper_old]

Chicago Bound.








Thanks, Two more to come.

[Daube]

The second one is nice.
Perhpas you should try to get a more interesting cloud formation. Here's a tip: choose the weather theme about the building storm (sorry, I don't know the english name of this theme), and be sure to set your weather modification frequency to at least "medium" in the weather settings. Then start flying for a while (at least 30 minutes) and see how the weather evolves. Pretty often, you will end up with very interesting stuff, good for shots

What is that plane, by the way ? Does it have a VC ?

[scalper_old]

The second one is nice.
Perhpas you should try to get a more interesting cloud formation. Here's a tip: choose the weather theme about the building storm (sorry, I don't know the english name of this theme), and be sure to set your weather modification frequency to at least "medium" in the weather settings. Then start flying for a while (at least 30 minutes) and see how the weather evolves. Pretty often, you will end up with very interesting stuff, good for shots ;)

What is that plane, by the way ? Does it have a VC ?

I had the real weather on. So seeing this many clouds is a treat over the Atlantic. I do have the Mosification Freq to Medium but not sure if it has anny effect with real weather on.

The plane is Alpha sim "night" sorry i forget the rest of the name. GOT IT ITS THE SKY NIGHT> Yes it dose have a vc, not a bad vc, just the seats are plain gray. guess because its free ware now. thanks for the comment.

[gtirob01]

The second one is nice.
Perhpas you should try to get a more interesting cloud formation. Here's a tip: choose the weather theme about the building storm (sorry, I don't know the english name of this theme), and be sure to set your weather modification frequency to at least "medium" in the weather settings. Then start flying for a while (at least 30 minutes) and see how the weather evolves. Pretty often, you will end up with very interesting stuff, good for shots

What is that plane, by the way ? Does it have a VC ?

Good point on using the "building storms" setting. Thats what I use for a lot of my shots. It certainly does make for some interesting conditions, colors, and more! I was wondering what the aircraft was as well...

[lunitic_8]

I make my own cloud layers

[scalper_old]

The second one is nice.
Perhpas you should try to get a more interesting cloud formation. Here's a tip: choose the weather theme about the building storm (sorry, I don't know the english name of this theme), and be sure to set your weather modification frequency to at least "medium" in the weather settings. Then start flying for a while (at least 30 minutes) and see how the weather evolves. Pretty often, you will end up with very interesting stuff, good for shots

What is that plane, by the way ? Does it have a VC ?

Good point on using the "building storms" setting. Thats what I use for a lot of my shots. It certainly does make for some interesting conditions, colors, and more! I was wondering what the aircraft was as well...

Yes I often use Building storms if im not using real weather.

[jack_ryan]

I think its interesting that you can really see the A-6 Intruder in this design. I know the Skynight what built by Douglas and Grumman Ironworks built the Intruder, but the evolutionary lines are unmistakable. There was even an EF-10 electronic warefare version ala EA-6 Prowler.

Sean

[scalper_old]

I think its interesting that you can really see the A-6 Intruder in this design. I know the Skynight what built by Douglas and Grumman Ironworks built the Intruder, but the evolutionary lines are unmistakable. There was even an EF-10 electronic warefare version ala EA-6 Prowler.

Sean

Yes it does look like an A-6 . you sure can notice the evolution.