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Poitiers Airport for FSX

Ian P, Friday, 13 January 2012 @ 20:20

Thierry Massieux is still a relatively new name to the FS world, but having delivered his first two sceneries to simMarket within a half a month, he’s certainly made an appearance!

This second package covers Poitiers-Briard Airport (LFBI) in the Vienne region of Western France. Featuring photorealistic textures and compatible with the “Scenery Box 86″ photographic ground textures, full details are available here.

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