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Simview – Ground Texture Plus and SkyMax for FS2004

Sebastien, Thursday, 13 January 2011 @ 23:09

2 new textures pack for FS2004 arrived, in case you are still using the default set straight out of the box !

Details are found here for the ground, and there for the sky, trees, sun, moon and generic airport taxiways.

Aerosoft are well known for their quality add-on software for FSX including major airports throughout the world.Â In FSX Monastir (DTMB) is a very sterile place with very few features, but install Aerosoft Monastir X and watch the transformation into something that is full of accurate detail. DTMB has oodles of ...

Review of Drzewiecki Design - Polish Airports Vol 2 for FSX

This is the second multi airport release from this group and like the first they have modelled in great detail three Polish airports; Łódź Władysław Reymont Airport (EPLL), Szczecin-Goleniów Airport (EPSC) and Zielona Góra Airport (EPZG). The package is availale for both FS2004 and FSX. My review is of the ...

UK2000 - London City Xtreme EGLC for FSX

UK2000 have recently released a very detailed addon of the London City airport for both FS2004 and FSX; my review is of the FSX product. The London City airport (ICAO: EGLC) is a relatively young airport having been officially opened in 1988. It is the fifth busiest of the London area ...

Article/Review: Ultimate City X: Buffalo/Niagara Falls

You know that town? That town with a name that makes you think of Texas? Indians? Cowboys? Yes, I’m talking about Buffalo, the town close to one of the most spectacular natural sights in the USA: Niagara Falls.Â It’s this town that I’m going to look at in this second instalment ...

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Blueprint Simulations has done an airport of which I am very familiar, Toronto International, formally known as Lester B. Pearson International, CYYZ. I live in Toronto so I thought I’d review this scenery. First of all, I live on the flight path of runway 23 about 6nm out and I have ...

Review: A2A Simulations Piper Cub: The definitive J-3 Cub

Our staff reviewer from down under Peter Hayes takes an in-depth lookÂ at A2A Simulations latest creation, their Piper Cub rendition, which he calls 'the definitive J-3 Cub'. This is his verdict: This is a fantastic rendition of the J-3 Cub, It is faithfully reproduced in all its glory, ...

Review of Aerosoft – German Airports 2 2012 X

Aerosoft have recently released an update to their German Airports 2 scenery calling it German Airports 2 2012 X. I did not have the original release so I can’t comment on how much of an improvement there is over the original release. Here is what you get; EDDG Munster/Osnabruck, EDDK ...

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Orbx FTX have been developing superior 'scenery' for FSX for some time with the wonderful FTX Australia series and are now producing enhanced air ports for that continent.Â The latest addition to my library is the superlative Cairns which is a major tourist resort city in Far North Queensland, Australia.Â ...

Review: Wilco's E-Jets for FS2004 and FSX

For those of you not familiar with Embraer the name is derived from Empresa Brasileira de AeronÃ¡utica. It was created in 1969 by the Ministry of Aeronautics in Brazil.Â Starting out modestly with about 500 employees and a single hanger they have steadily grown over four decades to be one ...

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