I guess the glass could be sorted with sufficient fiddling though the blue tint (or lack of if fiddled with) couldn't disguise how light the cabin is. It beats me how this sort of thing ever gets accepted by beta teams to be honest. You get the impression it could be seen in the night sky with all it's lights off and still be brighter than the Pole Star Shame.. a real shame
Interiors being too light is a problem in FS so I really don't know why this was not given more consideration
Difficult it maybe but it can be reduced and tbh this makes matters worse and spoils an otherwise attractive model.
A great shape is one thing but it is the smaller details like window tints, aerials and wire scales that really make the difference to the overall appearance.
The Gladiatior on another thread, for example is spoilt for me by having rods instead of wires bracing the wings.
But that's just the way it goes
Garry
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Grweat shots Eddie,
I remember a while ago, you said you bought to a laptop to run FS on. Is this the same computer - or have you gotten a new one.
the scenery is really very good. ... The plane is very nice too.. much better than the freeware DHC6 I have.
Hi Joe
The laptop went about 18 months ago. I saved up for a new rig and decided to go back to a desktop. The laptop ran FSX fine but could never compete with what I have got now. Plus I missed having a decent sized screen.
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