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Phenomenal—beautiful view in the third image, excellent detail throughout, and stunning sky colors!

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Great  pics!


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Brilliant,That A-36 is a Beauty!!


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Is that default scenery in Oahu? I haven't flow there yet


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Very nice and creative!

 

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Very nice screenies...


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Thanks everyone. Yes these shots are from X-plane with default scenery.


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Very nice ... I'll have to try this in the day and see how it looks for me.  Just did a flight around Dillingham - Honolulu - Kaneohe Bay in FSX, time to try it on XP10.

 

Great shots!  One of my favorite locations.

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Shots like these really show how archaic FSX visuals have become after nearly 7 years.  Thanks for sharing them, impressive to say the least.


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