As mentioned in the subject line, I was hoping that someone could post higher resolution screenshots of the PSS Concorde showing the exterior, 2D and Virtual Cockpit. There are no quality shots I could find on their website (all of their screens are of the lower/compressed resolution variety).Thank You for any help in this matter...DarrylBtw...I guess this PSS Concorde was never very popular, no screens ever posted in the forum that I could recall?

I'm not at my pc right now, but maybe you don't need any screenshots. The best part is the 2D panel (for me, this is not a vc-plane

I agree with the previous poster on all points. I don't have any screenshots handy on my work computer, but I have some beautiful ones at home in both the Air France and British Airways liveries. It is a very nice-looking airplane, and a lot of fun to fly. One of my most rewarding flight sim moments was when I landed within two minutes of scheduled arrival time.I agree also that this is a pretty complicated airplane and might not get flown as much as some others, but there is a good tutorial and it wasn't too hard for me to learn. It has been about three or four months since I last flew it, but I'm pretty sure I could do it by consulting the documentation. I let the flight engineer handle the fuel, though.I can recommend this airplane without reservation to anyone who is willing to learn how to fly it.

http://www.fsimcafe.com/Reviews/ShowReview.aspx?ReviewID=9I did a review on it, and included a lot of screenies.

Great review. One question, can I actually fly the thing from the VC or do I need the 2d panels for certain operations? Having a virtual engineer sounds great, even the dreamfleet 727 turned me off because I had to do the work of 3

Oh yes, it's a beautiful add-on. IMHO top-notch, together with RFP 747-200 2nd Generation. The 2D panel is the best I have ever seen and VC is also nice though I don't use it. I fly it very often, it's a great fun and I like the fact it needs lots of time learning. This add-on perfectly fits that clich

I think you can, but many of the buttons and switches (and gauges) are rather small so you could have trouble finding and using them correctly.