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Urakawa project for RJTT Tokyo Haneda

Sebastien, Wednesday, 24 August 2011 @ 7:45

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As we haven’t seen a new product from Urakawa, famous for his Japanese airports ground vehicles (AGV) series, I decided to visit directly his homepage.

Picked up ! Posted in May 2011 on YouTube, the above video is a preview of very detailed 3D animations of pushback tug and ground crews at Tokyo Haneda RJTT for FS2004.

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