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DX10: B738NGX Continental Livery On final to PHOG
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DX10: B738NGX Continental Livery On final to PHOG

By RickB1293

PMDG Boeing 737-800 on final, runway 20 PHOG. Note sky and ground detail. Shot in DX10 with REX Ess+OD, Newport Scenery Maui and FSDreamteam PHOG airport. The final pieces of the FSX puzzle are starting to fall into place as the introduction of heavy metal, artistic weather, well modeled airports and photo realistic ground scenery merge to create our "real world" simulation. For those of us bound to earth and unable to pilot today's complex aircraft this level of detail takes FSX from a game (MS Flight?) to complete systems simulation and a realistic flight environment. Even commercial simulators for RW aviators can't compete with the whole package simulation now available.

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    DX10 :) So much easier on the FPS! I agree with all of the above sir!

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