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Hollywood Hills and Downtown LA..

There's 2 aircraft there, a Fokker and a Blenheim..

Some great texture's on the buildings with this payware from the MSFS Store.. Check out the geese in formation flight..

Almost real:

Almost real:

Excellent set, love #2, just like the real thing in days gone bye..

At last after a long wait, it's over. Australia is here and all I can say is "Wow. I will admit that I am using Orbx cities with world7 as I have found them to be better than the photgramy from Asobo (although very good) So join me on my stop over in Sydney. An overflight caught this different view: I booked myself into a cheaper hotel in the city centre and this is my view from the room: After I settled in, it was time to get out and about, so camera and drone at the ready, off we go. I used the drone from the park just outside St Mary's Cathedral f

The Batman bridge over the Tamar river, north of Launceston Tasmania: New world update 7 Australia. A million % better looking. (perhaps I have exaggerated a little)

Brilliant, Oz is one of the countries that this aircraft was designed for. It's ruggedness allows for anything to be thrown at it. (Except a bomb of course) That paint scheme is well suited to the aircraft. Love it.

I have been playing with this paint for nearly 2 weeks and have now seem to have got to where I want to be with it. I have done a ghosted fade of a gryphon on the tail..

MSFS 2020 is still enthusing me with it's delights for short distance general commercial flights. (Smaller airlines) Here we catch a McKinnon air services return flight into Cambridge airport Hobart. Cambridge does not have an ILS landing system, so the OBS feature of the Garmin G1000 NXi, is a great assistance to lining up with the runway from a few miles out. Cambridge and Hobart main are very close to each other and Hobart is the controlling airspace. Hobart is seen under my wheels. Another days work done and left for the technicians

McKinnons latest:

I hear Spud Murphy is the pilot..!

There's something about the ANZAK lands that make for some compulsive flying. In my next lifetime I wanabe a helicopter pilot in New Zealand.. I looked at you review on the Twin Otter, but I am sticking with the Kodiak as I like learning and using the G1000NXi. Also the Kodiak has a better cabin heater for those cold mornings..

O'eck and "Celtic Princess" at rest:

Taster. "Celtic Lady" at Mackay.

Here is where it all happens: 34" curved Samsung and a 28" Asus plus Honeycomb's and Thrustmaster pedals.

2020 has put a new sim life back into me and I have not enjoyed such, since my departure from FSX. I seem to have found a little niche for myself in flying around the West and North, of Queensland Australia. I am based in Wales UK, but Oz seems to be my calling at the moment. (The joy of having the World at your finger tips). My modus operandi is the SWS Kodiak 100, just loving it. It must be my age, but I like to keep my routes to about one or one and a half hour in length, shorter if possible. So here are a few screenies (Ozy slang) of yesterdays flight. The flight is fro

Spotted on the apron at Cardiff today:

Ready for the Australia update at the months end:

I made it myself, do you want a copy?

McKinnon, Badged up for it's contract with the Australian Wildlife Service:

It is quite a deep hole in the ground: 2020 version

VH-WJL