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Military Steam Gauges

By odourboy, in The AVSIM Screen Shots Forum

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I have a soft spot for steam powered, aircraft, particularly military jets. Here's a few cockpit shots of my favorites. Please feel free to add your own to this topic.

 

Day shots taken in and around the Grand Canyon (KGCN). Night shots taken in the San Francisco Bay area.

 

Cheers!

 

 

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At risk of being boring, a couple more screenshots. A steam driven tubeliner this time:</p>

 

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