no aircraft here!

[cantflywontfly]

some nice scenery!

this would have been my JC entry if i had not already entered some silly clouds a few hours before taking this random flight!!



for those that are interested, i took off from 'YKHA' in australia, flew southish beyond the lake, and headed into the mountains. Time? spring, just before sundown. Weather? building storms.

to me this has become one of my favourite places to fly... its just beautiful, and FSX really does it quite nicely!!

Deano... now flying in fog....  :-/

[B-Valvs]

Beautiful.

8-)

[B_7772]

Beautiful.

I agree, nominated.

How did you take the shot w/o the A/C?

[Alonso]

Looks so "Apocalypse Now"

Great shot

[cantflywontfly]

Beautiful.

I agree, nominated.

How did you take the shot w/o the A/C?

thank you all!

i simply flew an aircraft with no VC! in this case it was the HS 146 for FS 2004. (so technically there was an aircraft but it was invisible!!)

Deano 

[Frequent Flyer]

Beautiful.

I agree, nominated.

How did you take the shot w/o the A/C?

Or if the aircraft has a VC, open the cockpit view (2D panel) and close all gauges/windows
FSX will show a rain effect if it rains, too.

Beautiful shot! Looks like a wild jungle in the middle of no-where

[Daube]

An excellent screenshot indeed. That scenery is beautifull 

[patchz]

Beautiful.

I agree, nominated.

How did you take the shot w/o the A/C?

Or if the aircraft has a VC, open the cockpit view (2D panel) and close all gauges/windows
FSX will show a rain effect if it rains, too.

Beautiful shot! Looks like a wild jungle in the middle of no-where

All you have to do in 2d is hit S twice. The first time it goes to just the necessary gauges at the bottom of the screen, no panel. The second time is just the view.

Very nice Deano. 

[Hagar]

How did you take the shot w/o the A/C?

All you have to do in 2d is hit S twice. The first time it goes to just the necessary gauges at the bottom of the screen, no panel. The second time is just the view.

I think you mean W

[Flying Trucker]

Now that is nice...very nice...

Cheers...Happy Landings...Doug