Upcoming FranceVFR Photo HD product

Sebastien, Friday, 13 January 2012 @ 13:48

You have a few days left to practice French a bit more, as FranceVFR should be about to release at simMarket their Picardie Photo HD product.

It will be another complete French region, found in the North of Paris, covered of photoreal textures at high resolution, with aligned airports and precisely adapted waterclass at least. Their actual products collection is listed here.

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