Nice Pics. Welcome to SimV!

Here are the descriptions of the packages you can purchase. They cost £20-£30 but are well worth it.

London Heathrow live, excellent scenery, comes with a British Airways B767-200, with working flight computer and other nifty things on it. Pull into a gate and shut down engines, a timer will come up on gate telling how long you have until you depart, the passengers board, the gate moves back and push back commences. Over 200 active gates. On all 4 Terminals. And of course moving vans, trucks, stairs, baggage carts, bus' and so on.

A steep approach, Highly detailed BAe146, the airbrakes automatically open from the tail selection on approach just like the real thing! And of course like above vehicles. London City aiport, excellent scenery and the surroudnings for this airport.

Cargo doors open, Not the brightest of names for a piece of software huh? 757F and 767F with working Flight computer, and all moving parts.

Going Live, An excellent piece of software is this, it is an add on for flight simulators live air traffic control. Wait, there is more, you can record your own airport facilities data and imort them into live ATC, even record your own inflight announcements and drop them into live ATC.

Gatwick revisited, Brittania B767-200, the scenery is excellent on this one, Gatwick mono shuttle, for anyone who don't know what it is, it's a shuttle train that operates on a mono rail taking you from the North Terminal to the South, I've been in it once coming back from Greece and the doors wouldnt shut so all 50 people had to get out and wait for the next one lol, as normal, active gates and vehicle movement and comes with Live ATC demo.

Go Stanstead, Now Jedster, you commented on how you thought the scenery was very detailed, well there is more...Highly detailed Go B737-300 with a suspension system that works!The gear compresses on touch down making the landings the most realistic yet. Comes with the flight computer, Live ATC demo and vehicles, also whats good about this is the gate recognizes what plane you are and if you are a small charter plane the lower gate will dock to you, if you are a big plane then the big one will dock to you, and of course detailed scenery for Stanstead.

Scenic route, Dude I am not even joking now, why fly a real plane when you can use this, this is the cream of the crop, detailed surroundings of 3 "Bush" airports as complete environments. Real buildings appear as they do in the real world, You get a Cessna but it dont say which one, also the night lightning is magnificent.

Going up, so your keen to fly yeah, how about vertically? It's flight simulators first EVER helicopter that hovers, the Bo105, easy flight model allows users even novices to fly this thing, shut down the engines, and the side door opens, and the rear door flipss open revealing a medic, a medic officer and a stretcher.

Easy Does it, Oh Jedster the one you are dying to hear about! Comes with Highly detailed B737-300, with suspension and gear compressing, and the screenshots I think tell the story, Easyjet is situated in Luton, so obviousley you get the scenery for that airport.

Vienna Masterpiece, Dunno where to start, this is by far the most realistic scenery ever, active pushback trucks and all vehicles, moving gates, highly detailed Condor, B767-300, the wheels hang as they should and drop on take off and landing, Vienna airport staff thought it was so realistic they had to make the software designers change some buildings about for security reasons.

Thats all at the moment, all aircraft have kreuger flap, and individual jacks on the end of each flap.

World Air Simulation produce these software add-ons and each one costs £30 each, and it is money well spent. For more info I would read Airliner world magazine.

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I'm a newbie and a teenage rebel, so I should be given the benefit of the doubt on this occassion. 

It's using up my webspace and bandwith instead of Simviation, so hopefully it won't be too much of a problem, although this thread is scrappy because you have to scroll to get the image fitting into the screen which I can understand can be a hassle.

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Thank you, but I'll pass. They're not the best screenshots, it's not worth the hassle to be honest. It's worth purchasing some of the software to be honest. It's fantastic.

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stop drinking dude! this is the payware forum! 

nice shots by the way!