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OMSI Bus SImulator in Grundhorf with a line up of Mercs on services 73 - 72 and 73E. 23rd October 2011.
Dereck couldn't wait to get hold of the controls. Kane was first, then Tyler and finally the old man! hee hee!
Really cool space shuttle landing simulator app for the iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad. It only covers the last 5 minutes of a shuttle flight (approach and landing) but it has lots of options and it's only $1.99. Check out www.f-sim.com/test2/ - also my blog post: flyingsinger.blogspot.com/2010/12/ipod-shuttle.html
Short S.23 C-class flying boat of
Imperial Airways Qantas Empire Airways Tasman Empire Airways
Modelled for Flight Simulator X
by Jens B. Kristensen Version 3.0
This famous aircraft formed the backbone of the British national airline, Imperial Airways, and its partners Qantas Empire Airways and Tasman Empire Airways Ltd. from the mid thirties and into World War Two. More modern aircraft replaced the aircraft that survived the war in 1947-48. The C-class also served as the basis of a famous, military flying boat, the Short Sunderland. Seen hear on route from Sydney to Brisbane
Information from excellent manual included with download.
sorry about the laughter at the end of the clip, i just couldn't help myself. XD
I bought this toy keychain online, it is suppose to simulate the popping of the bubble wrap, i love bubble wraps, but it's a waste to pop them, I bought this to amuse myself :P
First video post on flickr :D trying it out with this video i uploaded in youtube
So I've been having fun with the kids making train videos, put the second one up today -
Lego Train Video and this sort of going to be part of it, except it got very wobbly, so I'll have to work in counter wieghts.
An old version of Flight Simulator, this is going back some years, hard disk! I bought many editions after this one, but have kept this as it was my first :)
Auckland | New Zealand
I am addicted to this simulator. It is especially fun when you create your own routes, and you can select from a good amount of railroads. Here are two short trains.
I took some instrument refresher training in this flight simulator at Wright Flyers Aviation, San Antonio, Texas.
This is a roller coaster simulator. I guess they weren't interested, or didn't have enough room, for a real one so they used this instead.
This is a lunar eclipse simulator I built in about 30 minutes after realizing the weather was a bit too cloudy to always have a good view of the moon. It uses an Arduino UNO, a ShiftBrite Shield, a ChronoDot, a ShiftBar, and a Satellite Module 001. The code is very quick 'n dirty, it just dims the moon as it enters penumbra, starts tinting to red-orange as it passes through umbra totality, and reverse the process. All in real time, synchronized with the ChronoDot.