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One more post about a sunny Britain :)

Fine one with that marine blue!

A more elongated country than Peru still! Elongated names?

A common dream those days?

Real summer flight. Never saw so much clear skies over the UK :):)

Hey! long names for a elongated country! :):)

Great!

Great livery they had!

Cool!

:):) and much ornated with flowers. What people are asking for more LOL

Passing that light gray into white, with a simple FS texture editor could be simple, or not (particularly if the grey can't be filled with white easily)

Looks like a place for VFR!

Great! ditto for the building view!

:):):)

Totally agree with you Rupert! I think in France, a GPS aboard a GA plane is allowed but like a kind of additional help to usual dead reckoning. I even brought at recent sales, a new sport watch with a corona to be able to clock my VFR legs!

Waooh! That First Officer also is the stewardess, or?

Thanks Larry! I think that rubric at FlightSim is interesting. A good way to rejuvenate one's skills and FSX tuning!

Yes, sometimes that's hard to find a livery one wants. Particularly I knew that a while ago :) , the AA didn't gave permission to make their livery, if I remember well (IIRW :) )

Great, daring tour! :pilot: Didn't you get hooked with the Honda's copilot, on the other hand :):)

Of course! But that's the basics of pilotage. With a good PPL finally, everything after is just deepening the question of flying a plane :) And I personally like, on the other hand, those VFR charts. Much colorfull and a fine representation of terrain

Just here: https://www.flightsim.com/vbfs/showthread.php?320700-My-Interpretation-of-Fly-With-That-One-Pilot-Chick-2 :):) Ooops thought that was my pics for the flight. But anyway among those, there is the one of the sectional (cropped South cause I stopped at KTTD :) )

Thanks! (still know the old way, because here in France, the GPS way is still not a legal reference, like I had checked for my website. A pilot still has to fly with his charts, ruler, etc. as the GPS is just used for convenience :pilot:) In any case, that rubric is challenging!

From that new article here, 'Fly With That One Pilot Chick #2', at FlightSim.com Not so easy to fly with FSX what that pilot is flying RW! (depart northbound Scappoose (KSPB), 4,000 feet, right heading 081° and pass over the BTG VOR. Thence 115° and over 1W1, 161° to KTTD). Personally stopped at KTTD :) Think it's interesting for RW pilot, a good training (in terms of tuning FSX included) All that flight from a pilot's POV Preflight at Scappoose (KSPB) Tuning instruments Checking our route! After climbing to 4,000 ft, turning to BTG VOR Keeping flying :) Portland Intl I think on my right Soon at KTTD, turning in base Final to KTTD Flare and touchdown! -- those views with: .boxed FSX Gold Edition with the Acceleration Pack .default FSX Cessna 172 .default weather .the freeware shader adjuster rdart78 and textures set (not used there) --

Progressing now! I have just checked the fame old site SkyVector https://skyvector.com/ . Just took a screen capture or two, of the area concerned (much lighter indeed). The trouble now :):) is that I miss on the map 42OR and 2OG3, I surmise to be terrains. Think I will fly that and just see however!

Like those pics. Somewhat of lesser details than the first ones you posted with FS9, I find