StratoArt

that's awesome! Boy Grand Forks! that brought back memories - having to go from Fairchild AFB then to a stop at GF and then over the "pond" to Mildenhall AB and then eventually to Prince Sultan, Saudi Arabia. GFAFB was fridged!! Much more than Fairchild AFB. it was about -20 when we stopped, and we were in our desert gear. Let's just say our post flight checks were rapid!!! LOL Thanks again, I'll strive to see what I can do with this 3D model - no promises as I'm an old modeler, but a total noob as to how to get things into Flight Simulator.

awesomeness!

Thank you! and yours too! I'll take a look at FSDeveloper.com and do some serious reading! :)

Thank you! I will do that. It's been a long while (2000-2020), while I focused my life on other things (family and work and moving a lot!) but now getting more settled, I would love to build again.

I built a few aircraft and scenery way back when for FS98 - the KC-135T in particular. Having been out of the loop for so long but now getting back into the new MSFS, I'd like to know if there is a way to build aircraft for MSFS (2020)? I work with Blender and have been looking at scenery development as well. I was in the USAF as a crew chief on KC-135 aircraft and I'm actually working on the KC-135R and T model again but for the new MSFS. Attached are a few images from my development from last year. I'm wondering if anyone would know a good workflow or at least point me in the direction for getting flight models in there? I know there are professional developers that are working fast and furious but for older and more casual designers like myself, it would be a good thread to start if not started already. You can see one of my very old builds, a KC-135T at the bottom of this page here on Flightsim.com - https://www.flightsim.com/vbfs/fslib.php?searchid=80008911 Thanks Much! Dale W. Jackson (former USAF KC-135T and R model crew chief)