And now something rather different

[goldyoshi]

ROFL me too *vrooooooooooooommmmmmmmmm!!!!!*

[Yoshi9]

Thats awsome Bry!! I like it very much. If only they had a yoshi plane. Please do the video too. Japan has so many things.

[Dragon]

Wow, it looks so real!! They should make a plane like that. You rock!

[Yoshata]

Flurking awesome job! ;D You fooled me into thinking it was real. I wonder if you could present this idea to any airlines in Japan...?

[teh yoshi]

Ah, yes. You've shown me several different shots of these before. Hot daymn, that's just bloody awesome! ;D Man, I'd so kill to fly on a plane themed Yoshi all over !! *Melts*

[Teo]

Suddenly, I feel like investing into big business, and eventually making one or flying in a jet like that.

But where did you get he original jet and backround for the yoshi planes? Flight simulator 2004?

[Bry]

The 3D model is made by the freeware group, Project Opensky. I'm on quite good terms with the team having made some videos for them, even allowing me to use unfinished beta versions on occasion.
Ontop of that, the group encourages an open repainting/retexturing scheme which is why they called themselves "opensky". Anyone is free to repaint their aircraft as they see fit.
The panel/flightdeck that will be seen in the video is by a payware group called Phoenix Simulation Software. I merged the great payware panel with the better freeware 3D model.
The screenshots show an add-on scenery for Tokyo. The video will show photo-real scenery of London Heathrow and Manhatten/JFK International.

The core-sim is FS2004, but on its own its pretty basic and unrealistic. All the add-ons I have just make it more real. OK, so its probably pretty sad, but flying a plane is really addictive. If lessons weren't so expensive, I'd probably have my Private Pilots rating by now.
;D

Juuust got to edit the vid all together and make a fool of myself now