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I'll admit that I'd be scared sh*t-less doing that - well done, mate - good on yer!! Look forward to the vid, eh?! Cheers - Dai.

With screenshots like those, JPS, you're most welcome - thanks for sharing - and look forward to some more! Cheers - Dai.

Good thing you completed that ATWC leg from Casablanca, John! Maybe they'll rebuild it for Casablanca - the revenge?!? Cheers - Dai.

Hey, Simon - I explained the joke to my Pam, but somehow, she didn't get the joke! Still, she doesn't drive a blue one either.... And may I ask, Joe, what have you done with Hobbes - my all time fave 'toon character! Cheers - Dai. p.s. We've got all the albums...

Thanks for the HU, Simon - as long as it's up to your normal high standards, I'm sure we're all quite happy to wait..... Oh yes - and enjoy your flight!! Cheers - Dai.

John - don't get mad, get even - the doctor says: juice a lemon, add boiling water, a tea-bag (preferably British Tea, of course!) and sugar. Take yourself, the mixture and a good measure of malt, to bed, and enjoy the rest..... Chin up, mate - you'll be right in no time! Best wishes and Cheers! - Dai. :roll: :???: :yes:

Dam* - there goes another of my roll models! Wonderfully funny, Joe - nearly fell off my perch! Where do you get them from, eh?!? Cheers - Dai. :yes:

Picked this gem up today from Horizon - 360 degree panoramic view of the A380's cockpit: http://www.gillesvidal.com/blogpano/cockpit1.htm and some more views here: http://www.gillesvidal.com/rue89/airbusA380.htm Nice, huh? Enjoy..... Cheers - Dai. :yes:

Great to see you back, Fred - and an excellent set of shots - thanks for a fine leg! Interesting impressions of the cockpit - Monet will be rotating in his gravy! :yes: Cheers - Dai. :roll:

A nice, relaxing and steady flight, George - with some really good angles. Loved the wintry scenery - and the A/C's a blast - fine detail etc. Thanks for your time - an excellent contribution to the E.E.!! Cheers - Dai. :yes:

Only when I'm trying too hard on tarmac! That's why I like 'boats.... Cheers - Dai.

When I was about 8 years old, my gran took me to London Airport. We drove, with my uncle, down the old Bath Road, and went to the Europa Building (now known as Terminal 2). We watched the 'huge' aero-planes landing and taking off and I had an ice-cream (I think!). To cap the visit off, I was given one of those friction-motion toys - a model plane similar to a DC-3 - which was my favourite toy 'til it broke. A few years later, in 1959, my parents and I went to the Costa Brava - by a twin-engined Dakota - from Gatwick to Perpignan, and on to Spain by coach. The flight took 4 hours - we got a ma

Did you have the sound turned off? ("PULL UP - PULL UP!!) Cheers - Dai. :sleep:

All three are excellent, Simon - well done! Did you use FSRecorder for 'Dawn Raiders'? Cheers - Dai. :sleep:

Only half-way and I've run out of superlatives! As usual, the Master shows us how it should be done - magic, Joe - thanks for the up-lifting experience! BTW, did you keep the bacon buttie down?!? Cheers - Dai.

Hi Simon - I think the trick with FSRecorder is to replay several recordings at the same time - so you get several A/Cs in the frame simultanously. Choose playback as AI and use the ctrl key to select as many recordings as you need. Now, it's not straightforward getting the recordings right, but if you start with the lead A/C and record the next A/C when playing back the lead A/C as AI, you can build up a 'formation' and, hey presto! Hope that helps..... Cheers, and thanks for the compliment! Dai.

Just a quickie, entitled Enemy Coast Ahead No edits - just plain old FSX, FSRecorder and David Garwood's Lancaster B.III (Special) for FS2002. Cheers - Dai.

Way to go, Simon - thanks for the post! Last time Pam and I were in Athens was 1972 (Sch-yeah!) and we 'did' the Acropolis ect. Travelled by train through the old Yogoslavia - border guards with sub-machine guns, compartment full of chickens in boxes, ect. Wonderful! Thanks for shakin' out the memories, Simon - and some good screen-shots too plus commentary - magic. Cheers - Dai.

We see quite a lot of contrails here, in we(s)t Wales - even at this time of year - and it struck me recently that I'd not seen hardly any in FSX. That was until yesterday when, doing a bit of surveying for an up-coming ATWC leg, I was in 'top-down' mode (F12) over Corsica at around 50,000', when I noticed a bit of activity below. Slewing down to 30,000', this is what I found - a really big set of contrails: On further investigatio, I found this 'cluster' of AI A/C's: And in the lead: It's amazing, isn't it, all that activity, up there, and you never knew about it! No wonder you need

Still raining...... Cheers - Dai. :mrhappy:

Forget Viagra - just eat coffee beans, eh? Mind you, it was possibly a last chance of joining the Mile High Club ...... Cheers - Dai. :mrhappy:

So it's really Bournemouth for the continent - well, you learn something new everyday! Aside from that, Joe, many thanks for sharing - it's been p*ss*ng down here all day... (so you know what the weather's going to be like with you tomorrow! Ed) Cheers - Dai. :mrhappy:

You're quite right, Joe - here's the corrected picture: I got your point - didn't want anyone to make the wrong connection! Cheers - Dai. :blush

I guess you must have taken that screen-shot on Christmas Day, Fred?!? B.T.W. any ideas on how to move the Snowdon Mountain Railway train - it's always stationary just north of the summit...... Cheers - Dai. :mrhappy: p.s. And Hi Joe - thought you'd like this shot from you know where: and I apologise for the the language!

Here's a snippet from the IET about (ex) RAF Aberporth and its UAV's: I haven't heard any droning round here (Are you sure? Ed) but Pam's in London today..... Oh, and I'm not sure how my pals at Haverfordwest International (EGFE) are going to react to Aberporth's claim to be West Wales Airport (sneering and gnashing of teeth off.....) Cheers - Dai. :mrhappy: