The reason I ask is because I fly around Kenya and Tanzania, where FTX Global does a brilliant job with textures, I was on safari there a couple of years and travelled about in an ATR72 as well as a DH-6. I've used Instant Scenery to turn those dusty empty strips into places I recognise.
At Seronera in Tazania, on the Serengeti, a visitor centre had a scale model of a Dornnier 27 in zebra stripes hanging down from the ceiling. The original plane had belonged to German veterinarian Bernard Grzimek. He and his son, Michael landed in Serengeti after flying 4,000 miles from Frankfurt in their Dornier 27 bush aircraft. There was no mistaking their aircraft; it looked like a gigantic zebra with black and white stripes across its entire length. Bernard and Michael had come out to study migration patterns in the Serengeti and demonstrate that the proposed culls would be disastrous for the Serengeti ecosystem
The 182 is great in this environment, although flying at such high altitudes (6-7,000 feet QNH) is tricky, starting up with the mixture lean is needed or she won't start at all!
)
