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At the suggestion of a few of the good folks here who decided to PM me, I decided to post a few screenshots of this project. It's about a year in the making so far.
Comments and feedback welcome.
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Night Lighting effects on the gauges...

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That's only one of the liveries. I have 5 that will be shipped with it.
And yes, payware.
 
AMAZING detail! I love the scratches on the instrument glass and the realistic illumination!!
 
That looks fantastic.

Will you be making it for FSX? (Just kidding, Goran)
 
Sterling work! I'm hacking away at my own VC, so I'm always interested to see other people's instrument work: you set the bar very high! :wizard:
 
khaos_56k said:
AMAZING detail! I love the scratches on the instrument glass and the realistic illumination!!
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Thx. I've gotten a lot of poz feedback on the gauges. We were going with reflective glass at first, but it seemed out of place on an aircraft from the 1930's-40's.

hcornea said:
That looks fantastic.

Will you be making it for FSX? (Just kidding, Goran)
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Ha. Never say never.
In all seriousness, this thing is about 1.6 million poly's. Most of which is in the interior. Not meaning to put down FSX, but I don't think it can handle that many polygons. I could be wrong so please feel free to correct me if I am.
I have actually been asked by an FSX developer if he could convert it for FSX.

tsgucci said:
Amazing!

I love the scratches on the gauges!

Very-very nice!
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Thx Gucci.

hairyspin said:
Sterling work! I'm hacking away at my own VC, so I'm always interested to see other people's instrument work: you set the bar very high! :wizard:
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The VC was the worst thing for me to work on. Not anymore. Now it's typing up the documentation.
If you have any questions about something you're stumped on, I'll be more than happy to help out...time permitting.
 
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Wow... The X-Plane is now really getting there...

Felis An-24 v2 looks very nice, a must buy for me once I make my move, JRollon CRJ a potentially very worthy contender, even though I have not had a chance to try it yet, IXEG 737 in the making and looking to be "up there" at the top of tube addon world, PMDG investing into X-Plane exploration, now this DC-3 shows up...

Add to that the more or less subtle hint that Aerosoft will be putting more and more scenery for XPL out there... I guess I should get ready to be flying X-Plane rather sooner than later...
 
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