A bit to the game, but with a lot of passion

[dva51]

Hello to all

 

after a silence long enough, "I knock again" the portal with this topic to inform (this time do not talk about scenery), of a little work that I hope may be of interest to some other flight enthusiasts, although it has been done something similar before.

 

It's just planning a world tour in 50 sections, which I made (with some difficulty) and I'd like to share with other simmers. Although flights I made are not professional, I have to say I'm "crash-fallen" very few times (mainly with "special" aircrafts).

 

I will not go further, but only with a link to the presentation.

 

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/38829151/FS9/The%20World%20Tour.pdf

 

Trusting to read someone interested and postponing the next hints to small videos made for all flights

 

I greet all wishing

 

good flight!

 

Aldo

 

(Sorry for the imperfect language)

 

 

[dva51]

Following the above presentation, I inform you that the material is availabe as follows:

 

http://library.avsim.net/download.php?DLID=197485

 

http://www.flightsim.com/vbfs/fslib.php?do=copyright&fid=194095

 

and, in this time, also in Tuttovola, the Italian portal where The Daniele Lanfranchi's meshes (for Europe/Italy) are already present, for FSX and FS9.

 

Comments (even critical, in moderation) are welcome.

 

Have a nice World Tour

 

:wave:Aldo

 

 

[dva51]

Hello to everybody

 

on following the links for the first videos uploaded

 

thanks in advance for watching

 

01)

 

 

ciao

 

Aldo

 

 

[dva51]

Hello to everybody

 

following the links to other videos uploaded

 

thanks in advance for watching

 

04)

 

 

bye

 

Aldo

 

 

[dva51]

Hi all

 

some more steps of the World Tour (including Tokyo-Sydney)

 

06)

 

 

... and few words relating to the videos prepared for each flight.

 

First of all, it should be emphasized the aim: to show the aircraft used, by type, livery and flight deck, as well as the target setting as visible (the videos are mainly limited to the approach/landing).

 

It does not claim to "show off flight technique"; the author, although big fan of flight simulation, does not have great skills as a pilot and has often found difficulties, so as to "crash-down" badly in some cases (even if limited, and "undocumented" ... for decency) ; exception landing in Venice (step 48) where in landing the ART72 has "scratched" in the queue ... giving off some smoke: since there are no consequences for passengers and crew, the movie has been kept up.

 

Another purpose, certainly not second in importance: to attract the attention of those unfamiliar with the world of flight and create their interest, although in virtual reality.

 

About the flights, the first one took place in early November 2016, with real-time weather from Jeppesen every 15'; subsequent flights were performed to follow, without interruption, if not to limit night-time departures.

 

In each video, you will be indicated the aircraft authors (model, livery and cockpit), as well as scenarios of add-on further to default Flight Simulator 2004.

 

 

bye

 

Aldo

 

 

[dva51]

Hi to all

 

After crossing Asia and touched Australia, the Tour continues across the Pacific ocean, then in America: first up to the north, to east, to west and then back down to the central-south America ...

 

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ciao

 

Aldo

 

 

[dva51]

... from central America we come down to the Andes, to the Pampas and Brazil; then we fly over the Atlantic Ocean with a stop in South Africa to go up to the islands east; cross back again central Africa to the west, then up to the northern zone, to go back east toward the pyramids and beyond the Arabian Peninsula; we leave Africa for Europe: route to the Aegean ...

 

... Europe (and home) will come

 

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ciao

 

Aldo

 

 

[dva51]

Europe: shorter routes. From the Greek peninsula to the Iberia; then in french land and up to the British island, by then route to Scandinavia; so Netherlands, German Hesse, Switzerland till the return for Italy, in the Venetian lagoon; then the italian capital and Home, where we started, 50 flights ago (more than 63,000 miles and almost 150 hours of course ... virtual!)

 

 

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The trip is finished and, taking the opportunity, I would like to send my best wishes for a Merry Christmas and a happy new year, better than the previous ones

 

Aldo

 

 

[dva51]

Hi all

 

this just refer with the last video (50th).

 

I'd like to report to the interested people for a free scenery (FS2004)

 

for the Polo Industriale S. Martino.

 

this is a place where all the flights for Milan International airport

 

cross over, to approaching and landing Malpensa airport.

 

enjoy

 

Aldo