I like my clouds

[John_Cillis 2,406]

I love to play with the cloud settings in FSX. For these shots I laid down a layer of stratus just above ground level, with some cumulus above, and some cirrus around FL350. It makes for a beautiful flight, just before sunset.

 

Enjoy!

 

John

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[ltnicolas 5]

Nice ones, Dude! nice that 337 too. So you say you like clouds.

Don't want to stray off-topic, but I recently embarked on a quest for high-FPS clouds (for FSX). know some?

 

Cheers and happy flying (or happy snapshotting)!

Nicolás

[Piggles 17]

I like your clouds too :Applause:

[HLJames 2,568]

Delightful cloud and sky theme!

 

HLJAMES

[Humpty 751]

Is that AC a Realair ? damn the AC looks cool like the realair

[Phantom88 3,287]

Beautiful!!

[Humpty 751]

Ok now I know which AC is that , It's a skymaster , she looks damn pretty.

[ltnicolas 5]

Is that AC a Realair ? damn the AC looks cool like the realair

it's a Cessna 337 Skymaster

[John_Cillis 2,406]

The A/C is Carenado's Skymaster. I like it a lot, one of their best aircraft. I had an interesting incident with it. I started it cold and dark, taxied out to the runway, and tried to take off. I tried and tried and just could not get it to take off. Finally, I was able to coax it into the air and eke out a meager climb rate. It shows how one can get tunnel vision--I did not notice that my rear engine wasn't running. I started it in flight and went on my merry way. My experience mirrored that of real world 337 pilots that took off or had accidents because they were unaware the rear engine wasn't working or up to full power. Glad it was a sim, and not real life. OTH when I've flown in real life, I've always been hyperalert to what was happening in my aircraft.

 

John

[Humpty 751]

So it's a multi engine craft, then I can not fly her I don't have multi engine training :(.

[Kaly 22]

Great clouds!

Look very realistic