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Gibraltar X promo video

Sebastien, Friday, 29 October 2010 @ 21:56

Apart the demo version, the video is one of the best media to promote a scenery product.

That’s what Aerosoft thought about the spectacular Gibraltar X designed by Thorsten Loth of Sim-Wings. ” target=”_blank”>Here it is.

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