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Keith Sebastian · 01-07-2005, 07:14 PM

Hi Zombie. Good to see a fellow flight sim enthusiast on the forum. However, I've never had a fascination for military sims (tried LOMAC briefly). For me it's - As real as it gets. That's MS Flight Simulator 2004. Although I do fly military planes in FS. The Spitfire is one of my favourites.

Currently I'm working on a project designing mesh terrain for the whole of India using NASA's 3ArcSec SRTM digital elevation mapping. Here's a screenshot for you. You can catch me at SimFlight International and SimFlight India forums.

Western Ghats, Snake Road - Heading towards Mangalore Airport on an Aero Commander 500.

PS: Will post more screenies if you're interested.

Cheers,
Keith

01-07-2005, 07:14 PM	#4 (permalink)
Keith Sebastian Alpha Geek Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Doha, Qatar Posts: 942	Hi Zombie. Good to see a fellow flight sim enthusiast on the forum. However, I've never had a fascination for military sims (tried LOMAC briefly). For me it's - As real as it gets. That's MS Flight Simulator 2004. Although I do fly military planes in FS. The Spitfire is one of my favourites. Currently I'm working on a project designing mesh terrain for the whole of India using NASA's 3ArcSec SRTM digital elevation mapping. Here's a screenshot for you. You can catch me at SimFlight International and SimFlight India forums. Western Ghats, Snake Road - Heading towards Mangalore Airport on an Aero Commander 500. PS: Will post more screenies if you're interested. Cheers, Keith __________________ [ THIS SPACE HAS BEEN RESERVED FOR FUTURE USE IN CASE I WANT TO BOAST ABOUT MY PC'S, HOUSE, CAR, GIRLFRIENDS OR OTHER STUFF THAT I KNOW YOU DON'T REALLY CARE ABOUT ]