WWII Vintage Screenshots!!!!

[wayne74447]

Just wanted to try a new twist to the screenshot thing. Tell me what you think. You know, it seems every time I open FS2002 my video card is working better and better.

Tuskegee Airfield, Tuskegee Alabama (1943)
http://www.flightsim.com/dcforum/Use...9308ea0535.jpg

"Training America For War" (1943)
http://www.flightsim.com/dcforum/Use...6f08d61235.jpg

"Whistling Death" (1944)
http://www.flightsim.com/dcforum/Use...af0901e300.jpg

"Duty Calls" (1944)
http://www.flightsim.com/dcforum/Use...c7090a609c.jpg

[ndkeh01]

Wayne,

I love them. Especially No2-incredibly realistic.
Clouds look great. Nice idea too.

regards

Keith

[stephanedieltiens]

"Duty Calls" has got a historic mistake in it... the Aircraft carrier, you probably took of from has got an angled deck, but during WWII the US carriers werel all straight decked, with elevators in the middle of the runway... while now they're on the outside of the Carrier...

just thought you liked to know...

<Greetz> Stephane

[wayne74447]

yeh, it is just the aircraft carrier that is off the coast of san diego, Cali. I just used it in the shot to add a nice touch.

Thank you

Wayne

[rustam]

Can you select aircraft carriers from GO TO AIRPORT menu?

[VF2_Rolf]

Nice pics...here's some I took a while back. http://www.flightsim.com/cgi/dcforum...D8&archive=yes

Cheers,
Rolf

[wayne74447]

no, just fly offshore about 10 miles from san diego and there is a group of ships that are "static display"

wayne