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Approaching Heathrow Airport, London, UK, 1968.
Model: Rick Piper.
Repaint: Dave Booker.
Flight Simulator: FSX
Processing: Lightroom 6.
This build is based around a simulator used by train companies for training and assessment of drivers. The build has two sides, with this side showing the dummy cab and the projector screen used by drivers undergoing training and assessment.
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"Voltron Coaster" 28/12/2022 13h52
A new themed area with the theme of Croatia and a new rollercoaster. Originally planned for 2023 but opening has been postponed to 2024.
The construction site is located on the edge of the park, next to the Greek theme area and a VR experience around The Phantom of the Opera. The amusement park in southern Germany has not yet officially announced the name of the roller coaster. About a year ago the title Voltron Coaster leaked. That name was also accidentally used recently in a publication on Instagram by manufacturer Mack Rides, affiliated with Europa-Park. The message soon disappeared again.
Some figures are already known about this new job. The top speed will be 80 km/h, the highest point will be 32 meters high and the track length will be 1385 meters.
Opening: 2024
Point of view; Euro-Mir
Europa-Park
Europa-Park is a theme park and the largest in Germany, and the second most popular theme park resort in Europe, following Disneyland Paris.
Europa-Park is located in Rust, in south-western Germany, between Freiburg and Strasbourg, France.
The park is home to 13 roller coasters, the oldest being Alpenexpress Enzian, a powered coaster that speeds through a diamond mine, and the newest coaster being the Ba-a-a Express, a small kiddie roller coaster. Europa-Park has very high capacity roller coasters and attractions meaning the park can accommodate up to approx. 60,000 guests per day. It counted just over 5.5 million visitors in 2015, generating an estimated total revenue of EUR 30 million per year.
Europa-Park is run by the Mack family, which have produced vehicles since 1780, circus wagons since 1880 and rollercoasters since 1921. Franz Mack (1921–2010) in 1958 took over the family firm, Mack GmbH & Co (now Mack Rides), together with his brothers. Together with his son Roland (b. 1949) he visited the USA in 1972 and was inspired to open a theme park in Germany, as an exhibition site for his company's products.
At first the park was planned to be located in Breisach. It was named "Europa-Park" after Breisach's nearby Europaweiher, a small artificial lake which commemorates a historical pilot poll in Breisach held in 1950, in which 95.6% of voters were in favour of European unification. The Breisach site was deemed unsuitable because of flooding hazard, and the project was moved some 30 km further north, where the Macks bought the park of the historical Balthasar castle in Rust. The park opened in 1975 with an area of 16 hectares. It counted 250,000 visitors in the first year, 700,000 in the second, passing the million mark in 1978.
FACTS & FIGURES
Opened: 12 July 1975
Operating season: April to early January
Visitors per annum: 5.5 million (2015)
Area: 950,000 m²
Attractions: total 72
Roller coasters: 13
Water rides: 11
Dark rides: 7
Simulators: 1
[ Source and more Information: Wikipedia - Europa-Park ]
Twenty seconds of the beautiful spring sky over Sioux Lookout, Canada from the point of view of an 8mm fisheye lens.
The Air Officer Commanding 22 Group demonstrates one of the range of Hawk simulators used by advanced fast jet trainees at RAF Valley in Anglesey.
The Hawk first entered service with the RAF in 1976, both as an advanced flying-training aircraft and a weapons-training aircraft. The Hawk T1 version is currently used at RAF Valley for fast-jet pilot advanced flying training with No 208(R) Squadron, and at RAF Scampton by the RAF Aerobatic Team, the Red Arrows. The T1A is used for weapons and tactical training on No 19(R) Squadron at RAF Valley, and by No 100 Squadron at RAF Leeming for advanced fast-jet weapons systems officer training and operational support- flying. In its weapons and tactical training role the Hawk is used to teach air combat, air-to-air firing, air-to-ground firing and low-flying techniques and operational procedures.
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This CN locomotive simulator was for sale, I don't know if it was sold or not. For now it is stored at Exporail.
After an absence of about 5 months, the locomotive simulator 'CN 9633' (previously for sale, current status unknown) is back at Exporail, here on a flat car which is coupled to VIA 6309.
The official VIP opening of British Columbia's newest legacy project from the 2010 Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games - the Richmond Olympic Experience. This interactive exhibit will feature sport simulators, interactive challenges, various exhibitions and a motion-seat theatre.
These teenagers are inside a booth that uses fans to simulate hurricane-force winds. By the end of the educational experience, they were laughing, but also looking pretty uncomfortable!
This is a scan of the front of a disk of Microsoft Flight Simulator version 2, which came out in 1984. I found it while cleaning, and don't have a 5.25" floppy drive anymore to test it, but I'm going to guess that it doesn't work anymore.
BNSF 4723, the Microsoft Train Simulator featured locomotive, serves as a DPU on a Northbound Ballast train through Boulder Colorado!