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Thanks Peer! I tweaked the flight model, it flies well.

Thanks DAVIDSTRAKA! Yes the background if FSX default, I think :cool:

Hi! Nearly missed that one for my WW2 warplanes collection. And one of my favorites! Strictly not a warplane but a recon, STOL one, the German Fieseler Fi-156C Storch! One seen here in northern Libya, by April 1941, near a makeshift commander post of the Afrika Korps -- that view with: .boxed FSX Gold Edition with the Acceleration Pack .a freeware Fieseler Fi-156C Storch .weather with the FSXWX freeware .the freeware shader adjuster rdart78 and textures set --

Yes! a fine site. And a French one :cool::cool::cool:

Great terrain here under!

Good beginnings looks like!

Yes, great Helldiver painting pics :):):):)

Thinks those Boeings of the old time -- pfff how time is passing swift! -- were much sturdy. With good flight models, I think one may still feel real piloting with those big things (IMO sure real world pilots aren't allowed too, but who knows!) :pilot:

Great leg also. Along the coast, that was the Aeropostale line. Much newer plane indeed! :)

Like the Lisbon departure! It's one of my destination with my European Airlines there! :)

Great classical Boeing abilities!

Looks fine. Wonder whether the download for Orbx checked for that one

Great! Green Erin! :cool:

Hey! Should your next stop be Norway, you'd followed to the reverse, those roads of Northmen to Iceland and the Americas!! :):):)

What all those guys here are tending to fly to the Arctic lately??! :):)

Ah! Okay! Surely missed that one :):)

Looks good!

Yep, spring almost there in Europe!

Hey! Maybe Epstein, the manager to the Beatles was on that flight! :cool: :cool: :cool:

Don't go further North! :):) On the other hand, didn't catch that one: "Following the real Honda Jet's around the world airports now." Do you report with some sort of site the locations where Honda Jets are seen, or??

Hey! Don't fly to my country with a half-failing craft, please! :):)

Great! Nordic twilight!

Great views!

And here we go again! :):) Will follow you

Yeah! We are one of the old capital cities of the Burgundy state (about 1375-1450), a attempt to revive the old Lotharingia, that series of lands created by the Treaty of Verdun 842 which divided the Carolingian Empire, lands then shared between the kingdom of France or the Holy Empire :) Hence we have a lot of old, and traditional things in there. Dijon is the country of mustard (your pic), cassis liquor (which mostly now know like the 'kir' a mix with a white wine), gingerbread (great!). And of course, starting at Dijon, are some 40 kilometers of a area of the greatest wines wordlwide :):):) On the other hand, don't press you all into, for your holidays :):) That was much more fine some decades ago