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Sim Design Group – Sharm El Sheikh

Sebastien, Thursday, 5 August 2010 @ 20:01

Sim Design Group developed the Sharm El Sheikh airport scenery for FSX and FS2004. You will see custom textures for ground and runways, accurate buildings and taxiways signs and other ground details and lights. Check by yourself on the product page.

1 comment to Sim Design Group – Sharm El Sheikh

Aleko

Thursday, August 5, 2010 at 20:46

It’s ‘Sharm El Sheikh’, not ‘Sheick’!

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