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Old 11-04-2008, 11:05 PM   #1
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Default The games we play.

The wife and I are both pilots, and we play Flight simulator
at home. Much cheaper than the real thing.

We have a purpose built computer for the simulator,
the program is over 200gb.

We have over 4200 different aircraft to play with. and the
whole world to play in.

We also have the use of the software they use on
the History channel show "Dog Fights"! My wife
has done some of the graphics for them.

Here are some shots from the simulator.

The first aircraft is a Farley Flycatcher, 1930.

The second is a Vought Corsair, WWII.

The nice thing about the simulator, you can get
crazy some times and not get in trouble.







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Old 11-04-2008, 11:22 PM   #2
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Cool. Yes it is cheeper that way. I fly in my brothers Cecna 210. He buys the gas. LOL
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