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This screenshot is a part of the tutorial. The machine--a Cessna 152--is "flying" somewhere over Arizona, I think.
I had been a Flight Simulator (FS) user since the early mid-Eighties. However, about 15 years ago, I stopped using FS. The latest version has reignited interest, particularly with high details, both in the aeroplane as well as the landscape and airports.
These are small compared to the HUGE simulators they have at the college, but they are very well designed, and amazing tech, for in a classroom environment...
An up close and personal look at the Microsoft Train Simulator decal that was applied to the nose of BNSF 4723 over 20 years ago. Somewhat amazingly, the sticker has withstood the test of time, still clearly visible and with a pretty darn good color match as well.
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A rear view of ESA’s single most powerful solar simulator.
An array of 19 xenon lamp modules, each consuming 20 kW, cast a concentrated beam of artificial sunlight into Europe’s largest vacuum chamber, the Large Space Simulator.
Part of ESA’s ESTEC Test Centre in Noordwijk, the Netherlands, the 15 m-high 10 m-diameter chamber subjects satellites to simulated space conditions for weeks at a time: deep vacuum, unfiltered sunlight and the chill of space recreated by liquid nitrogen being pumped around the walls.
Just 12 out of 19 lamps are sufficient to recreate the sunlight encountered at Earth orbit. To simulate environments closer to the Sun, the 20 kW lamps can be swapped for 32 kW versions, or the mirror array used to reflect sunlight within the chamber can be adjusted for a more focused light beam.
This image was taken by photographer Alastair Philip Wiper, during a visit to ESA’s technical heart, part of a long term project charting the beauty of scientific facilities: alastairphilipwiper.com/blog/estec/
Credit: Alastair Philip Wiper
Ein Panzersimulator der russischen Armee zur Ãœbung von Ausstiegen unter Wasser.
A tank simulator of the Russian army exercise of got out underwater
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Simple Livery For MAN TGX Euro 6 by MADster (V2.0)
ets2.lt/en/simple-livery-for-man-tgx-euro-6-by-madster-v2-0/
This skin mod includes 2 simple fictional liveries.
Both include orange, red, yellow and white version.
Fit for all cabins.
Fit for almost all accessories.
Discover different combination yourself!
Use ONLY:
Non-Heavy Chassis
Facelift Bumper
KCR 58 (Game)
www.flickr.com/photos/kcr58game2/
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Repaint converted by ETS2 Studio 0-7-0-1
V2.0 (2019-01-12)
All files renamed, will not conflict with my other Simple Livery mods
Front Grill design modified
V1.0 (2018-12-24)
While Mr. Savelsberg has been building vehicles from TV series, I have been secretly building aircraft from computer games. While perhaps less obvious, by now I have built all six planes that can be flown in my favorite flight simulator game. Can you guess which game it is?
Meanwhile it is solved:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=jzQ5-o0s0Ao
The six planes that can be flown in the game are: P-51, FW-190, MiG-15, F-86, MiG-21, F-4.
BNSF 4723 leads CP 8646 south through Neenah. No shortage of colorful power as A449 had an ICE unit and quick-patched CN 2012.
Just a short video of me trying out the Origami Simulator on my Nanachi crease pattern. Works surprisingly well! I think this tool could be useful when testing out new complex CPs, to see how the collapsing will roughly look like.