I understand. At least you made an attempt. I definitely will still be bush flying this bird upon release
Iāve found the lodge in the image! If you have a lot on your plate still, Iāll gladly give this livery a shot when the aircraft gets released so donāt worry if you donāt have time. -
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OH well done ā¦ I believe the waterfall is on the opposite side so with these in hand I will have a go 
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For anyone interested, itās the Arrowpoint Nature Resort in Georgetown, Guyana
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That looks great, glad I could help bring it to life!
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This image of the waterfall somehow reminds me of the money I spend both directly and indirectly on MSFS.
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An awful lot but the result is a wonder to behold?
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Like any proper hobby, Iāve learned over my life that itās gonna cost you a bit!
MSFS allows me the chance to fly and do all the cool aviation related stuff I love without having to worry about getting airsick!
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Livery is Already available in Long nose ā¦ Unlike the Great Barrier examples they are not different enough to warrant a new inclusion Sorry
Hope you understand
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yeh thats understandable. thanks for the roraima!
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Iām surprised no Islanders or Trislanders made their way out to Hawaiāi over the years. Lots of C208s, used to have DHC-6-300s, etc. The B-N offerings would do well here I think.
Iām chompinā at the bit! Canāt wait for the Trislander to be released.
How long are the flights & turnarounds, usually? the BN-2s win vs the turbines where you have to shut down a lot. Even some of the shorter UK routes have gone fully DHC-6 now though.
could easily turn around in 5-10 mins. very very simply cockpit
doesnāt beat a 4 minute turnaround on a 727 many years ago!!!
Not per the BN book at least ( and the title is also wrong ) but Islander startups can be pretty fast 
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LOL now that guy wasnāt messinā around! Anybody else scratch their head at what looked like to be the styled paver brick runway? 
Ah - friend had a good thought. Maybe the departure island is small enough there were no concrete or asphalt plants nearby and the pavers were the easiest option?
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