Everything posted by brett
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Thanks Doering, you are an artist with your videos. I liked seeing the landmarks but it was the weather settings, angles, and info that brought it to the next "Level". Did you get the sun to shine through the Heel Stone of Stonehenge for the summer solstice, if so kudos, if not then nice representation. Nice flying too.
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USA Historic Airfields Series Continued - Next 4 Airfields (MSFS)
brett replied to FrankPilot's topic in Videos
Thanks for the views Frank, I'm enjoying the show.- 1 reply
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Nuclear Radiation
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Radius bend
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Fold
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Embargo
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Good stuff Frank, liked the real-world footage and some crazy tight landings. Thanks for the views Frank.
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Obstruction
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Self Denial
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No Self-control
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WW2 New Guinea Sightseeing Disaster in Hidden Valley/Shangri-La (MSFS)
brett replied to FrankPilot's topic in Videos
I remember those lessons from FSX, don't fly into a valley that you can't get out of and don't fly low into clouds because there can be a mountain there. Why didn't they map out the place first so they knew what altitude they could safely fly and still get out of it, and that is besides the other glaring mistakes made. Thanks for the look at this sad day, we continue to learn from the mistakes of others but that is a hard way to become better. Thanks Frank.- 1 reply
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Mechanical Rectifier
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Blue wall of Silence
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National Parks, something we have in abundance here in the US.
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Exploration
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Hades
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Stylists
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Solo Around Australia, True Story, Part 4 (Final) (MSFS)
brett replied to FrankPilot's topic in Videos
Great series Frank, thanks for the beautiful views of Australia. Three cheers for Mr. Owen Zupp and his dedication to flight and the RFDS.- 1 reply
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Predator
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Dating
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Rangefinder
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Tribute to the "Queen of the Skies" Boeing "Jumbo" 747 in MSFS
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I would rather fly in any 747's than a 737 max9. I always thought the b747 was a beautiful plane, four engines and nice lines. It also had very few failures and most accidents where it was involved was caused by outside forces. Thanks for the history of this plane Frank.- 1 reply
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Speed