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Bajasim La Paz FS9 preview

Sebastien, Thursday, 12 January 2012 @ 16:17

Look at your compass and set your heading bug to Mexico, Bajasim have new screenshots of La Paz MMLP in FS9.

The FSX version has already been released, and and the FS9 adaptation requires some textures to be downscaled among other tasks.

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