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Short trip from Wasilla to Talkeetna in questionable weather (it's still VMC if I can see the ground, right?). Luckily the weather broke before my destination.





If you haven't given lagaffe's Champ a try, you're missing out. I love navigating by map, compass, and the Mk.1 eyeball. There's a real sense of accomplishment when you arrive right where you intended to without using GPS or the in-sim maps.
 
My first repaint for the MS/Asobo AT-6 Texan is now available on Flightsim.to, depicting the restored T-6G N29931, which is based at Flying Cloud Airport near Minneapolis, MN. There's hardly a square inch I didn't customize on this one, both inside and out, to try and very closely match the real aircraft.








 
Thank you, Jan, and thank you, Danny!

I just noticed in that the screenshot of the front cockpit that I posted is an older shot, taken before I created the new placards for the Interphone Amplifier box, located on the right-hand radio shelf. I was surprised, when I was doing the custom cockpit textures, that the graphics for those placards had never been completed by whoever the developer was that had been tasked by Asobo - they simply read "Place Holder". So, after researching and figuring out it was an AM-26/AIC-2 amplifier box, I found some photos to use to create the placards myself - some had them black while some had them white, and I decided to go with the white versions.
 
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