few favs...

[yancovitch]

the fokker d-vIII is from blutwerks ...can't remember the source of the dr1....wish there were more quality oldies for fsx.....maybe only us old guys can appreciate them.......

[Flying Trucker]

Wonderful shots...biplanes and triplanes...my kind of flying...

[Skunkworks]

[color=#0000ff]Your shots and planes are fantastic!!!
I think I'll go watch The Blue Max with the late George Peppard!

[Daube]

Cool shots! That DR-1 is trully a beauty.
And there are quite a lot of old planes for FSX actually, especially from the WW1 era.

[yancovitch]

thanks....kinda amazing...haven't posted in quite awhile, and after posting the dr1, it suddenly popped up for download here at simv....

[CHUCK79]

Fantastic set 8-) 8-)
Great planes and great shots

[yancovitch]

And there are quite a lot of old planes for FSX actually, especially from the WW1 era.

but the props are so shy, they even try to hide behind clouds...

[Daube]

Hehe yes indeed.
But still, there are some that are in FSX SP2 native format, which means they don't have any prop display issues
I'm specifically thinking about:
- the DR1 you've been using, of course
- the FSX convertion of the Camel originaly made by David Eckert
- the Bristol F2b by Robert Bruce
- the Alphasim (now freeware) SE5a
- the Swordfish from Flying Stations
And there might be more that I didn't know about or forgot

[yancovitch]

the camel's cloud shy...nice if someone could figure out that prop thing

[Daube]

The Camel is not "cloud shy" anymore. As said earlier, it was converted to real native FSX SP2 format, with self-shadowing etc... Look at my screenshot, does the prop seem "cloud-shy" ?

[yancovitch]

thanks daube i found your camel
every time i see daube, i think of the blue danube waltz:)