Captain Coffee

Holy smokes that month went by fast. I completely lost track of time. Thanks for putting a few shots in Alan...a well deserved win.

Great shots. Love the Jug.

Terrific PIREP Steph...Sharon...whoever you are today. The Osprey Pilots make refueling look easy...to me it looks like someone extending a fuel hose into a giant set of food processor blades. Interesting way to drop into the final destination. Hope you enjoy the brew when you get to it...my "Darkest Roast" is a dark medium.

Unlike a human crew, the drone should still be quite chipper after a 20 hour flight.

Happy Belated Birthday Cheers Andrew...hope your day was pleasant.

Serpentine

Apologies to Tim_A for mis-'character'izing your Real Life coffee palate/prefs...however, you were not 'yourself' that morning when I found you in my 'story'. Apologies also for mis-characterizing my Moral Disgust as Political Issues, I did mistakenly use that word 'political'...however I should have stuck to calling them Human Rights abuses, because I can't seriously imagine that locking up children and losing track of them without any plan for how to reunite those kids with their parents is a Left or Right issue?

This ATWC has been heating up. International interest in the baton has caused this once scenic adventure to morph into a desperate dash dodging devious devils with criminal intent ...with multiple agencies/militarys/covert operations/black ops/otherworldly agents all cooperating or conspiring to help or hinder the baton along its way. They say "Good Things Come in Small Packages", the ATWC baton puts a new spin on that; "Bad Thugs Come after Slim Packages", it's resemblance to a mini nuclear rod has never been so apparent since Tim's last flight, and one has to wonder if

Nicely done Andrew. Looks like a good candidate for a Airhauler. Silver seems quite appropriate for a Fun 'not so serious' but gorgeous plane. I have to hand it to Carenado/Alabeo...they may not make the most serious planes, but they are arguably The Best at texturing and could be credited IMO for raising the bar on the "Art" of the sim plane. Cheers.

Great shots...I see those land at KOAK's FedEx hub often. Still a very useful aircraft.

ICE: The new and improved portal to US Hell for families seeking asylum in the Melting Pot.

No surprise here...what took you so long? Gratz...looking forward to seeing screens of your adventures in it.

I'll echo Brian...I also love carving through canyons and passes...super fun flying...and that's pretty much 90% of flying in BC. Nice shots Jury.

Great shots of (IMHO) the prettiest and most iconic Heavy Airliner ever. Some of your screenshots are looking like postcards for the Airlines Jury. Nice work.

Wow...you really packed a lot into this one, Thunder, Lightning, Gut Tightening, Belly Laughing...and that was just the first video. And then unpacked a lot into that cockpit soon after it...omg, Universal Exports ground crews are not going to be happy with the boss tomorrow...or god forbid, next week. Sorry about your bumpy ride pal. I'll be arriving in the morning in a Carafe equipped Aircraft...or with a cuppa for ya at the least. Please be showered. Cheers mate. Coff, coff...urp. PS. Thanks for the tip re: Ozzy Man (f

Fire Walkers.

Very nice shots. Slick looking model.

Happy Birthday Joe. Hope you have a great day/weekend.

sounds very exciting Chris. There is a sail boat racing game that was mentioned on here by loic some time ago. I bet something like this would be awesome in that game, especially if it were accurate enough to do Celestial navigation.

Whine tinted glasses.

Very nice...2nd to last is majestic.

Gorgeous set Dolf.

Nice shots and a sweet airplane... Love green paint.

Looks like it got left on the 75yd line at a driving range...for a year.

Passing the Buck...the American Way.