I don't mean they have to be better than the Mirages ones, Mark, but of the same quality. And I think I know what you mean with brighter. But - for reasons I don't know - the F-4s never started to come out bright or shiny. It was the third time that I tried these shots and I was never satisfied. It ...

I don't think these and the Su-33 screenshots are of the needed quality, Steve. They are far inferior to my Mirage shots from last month, which I think are by far the best I have ever made. I will try to do something better over the month for the contest.

This is Mikes model, based on Nicks original. The Blue Angels overflying the Nimitz in front of the Golden Gate bridge.



>>> Click here to see all three shots.

The first of a whole bunch of Russian aircraft that I want to do. This is the wet model, starting from the Admiral Kuznetsov.



>>> Click here to see all twenty-one shots.

In fact I could do that, Greg. But I was waiting for the newer PHP version to get some other things to work better (mainly in the Gallery, and they do). Since I was not very fond of the old download center anyway and phpATM is very lean and easy to maintain I will stick with it.

It is the first time I stumbled over this one, Greg. And I looked for 'download center, php, javasccript' in all possible iterations - after all this is the third download center for the Owl's Nest... :roll: And yes, I already though about if and how to apply a bit of the Owl Design. But I am not so...

Ian, That reminds me that I have a whole lot of new texture fixes that only wait for a screen shot to get published. I will do that soon. I have introduced a new Download Center at The Owl's Nest, which is a big improvement. In case you still receive an error, please make sure that you have deleted ...

The download center is down because my provider has changed PHP to a more current version. There are to many incompatibilities for a quick fix. Ian, I believe all my cockpit fixes are on FlightSim as well. Everybody: do you know of a free (or at least cheap) php/JavaScript based download center (MyS...

I am on my way back home, Ian. I will check into it later today.

Nick Black - McDonnell Douglas RF-4-Phantom II This is for my late father in law, and with special thanks to Nick for his model and to Mike Pearson who painted this beautiful Immelmann for me when I came here for the first time in 2007. You may find the logo vaguely familiar :smt001 The Owl - natura...

As Louis has said (sung) it so beautiful... "We have all the time in the world"
Thank you, Graham.

Graham,

Nice that you are just around at the right moment - I hope you are well. We wait and see if you can come up with any news.

I am a bit ... jealous?

Great shots, Dan

You shouldn't goof around with this aircraft....

As far as posting it up to avsim/flightsim - yes, like Martin I have been sorely tempted to do it myself, and see what happens. Whether anyone would be willing to go the lengths and persue a civil action is one thing, but also be aware that the managers at flightsim/avsim would surely be aware of t...

Yes, that sounds familiar, Daryl. According to rumour: Because of this, Fernando released his ADV models into the public domain, along with others models that he did So the question is if AMI/IDS/GR.1/Gr.4 was for PAI or not. Looking at the name of the air file it might as well be. Here is the model...

You are looking at Cervino (Matterhorn) from Frank Dainese, Ray. The same person who made the Dolomiti 3D photo scenery. It is gorgeous, I agree.

To the best of my knowledge they are all from Fernando, Ray. Or does anybody knows better? I tried to contact him already, but to no avail. He is one of the vanished elders, Ray :smt002 Without doubt the best for the customers would be to have a basic model pack with all his models included hosted o...

See Miljan - it is not just me, it is everybody...

By the way, I recently molested the very nice Jean Francois about a Noratlas AI, but right now it is not on his to-do-list...

nickblack423 wrote:Love that team. Second to the red arrows obviously but a very good team nevertheless.

Thanks, Nick.

I will now sit back, relax, grin and wait for Willy to comment