Have been flying up North the last days...terrific weather. Still low skies, I can`t even see my neighbours house right now x:-) http://home.online.no/~an-thoms/artimages/fs2k4/fs2k4.html

Great pics!

Very nice pics :-hah

Very Nice!Vin ScimonePMDGwww.precisionmanuals.comhttp://www.vinscimone.com/dancnkid.gif

Thanks guys :)More pics to come...when the weather gets bad enough! BTW the AP is great too, it takes 25 knots sidewind...but straight from behind is no good for the VASI lights :-halo

Thanks for the great photos!!!Even if with it's bugs, this add-on is a charm to fly. Everything about it made me rethink my attitude towards MSFS4. Comming from the best airline simulator ever designed for the PC, PS1, I found in this 737NG the possibility (at the expense of some lack of details justified by the innerent limitations of MSFS's phisics model) of sharing the pleasure of a very realistic systems simulation with the gorgeous graphics provided by MSFS4.In a word, and of course IMHO (and not having yet had the time to try PSS's new A330/340), this is simply THE BEST reason for me to use fs9.THANKS PMDG!!!!!

wow, nice shots :D

J.C,I`ve been in the service business, working with bugs for more than a decade. Fact is I was in Setubal before Christmas last year, and man, did we have bugs when we sailed back North! Everything in the rest of my life will be "peanuts" compared to the docking there:)And that is my point, every day, planes, locomotives and ships are still doing their job, regardless of bugs. A bug won`t kill you or stop you, nothing is ever perfect! Drivers have to learn to live/drive with bugs, and so should us software drivers do! Forget about the small details...enjoy the big ones...like the weather, and a jet that is miles ahead of the rest regarding realism, especially flight dynamics. Anything below this standard I won`t fly, it is as simple as that. (Believe me, I tried but I couldn`t!)

These are some incredible shots! Made me want to gas up and fly up north to check out the weather! :-scatter

Andrew, what airfield is that in Pic 7? The one with the bridge? Looks neto ;) BTW nice shots![h4]Best Wishes,Randy J. Smithhttp://img.villagephotos.com/p/2003-5/196432/winglets_lg.jpg

Hi Randy,It`s the Kvalsund bridge, West of Troms