PC Aviator have added Buffalo and the surrounding area as the latest in their MegaScenery Earth “Ultra-Res Cities” line available from simMarket. Unfortunately, they seem to have neglected to add any screenshots of the product to the release, other than the ‘box art’ pictured the left, so all we can…
The latest release from PCAviator’s MegaScenery Earth “Ultra-Res Cities” range is Reno/Tahoe – primarily famous to the aviation community for the high speed pylon racing in super-modified aircraft. Covering parts of Nevada and neighbouring California, you get around 5000 square miles of coverage at 50cm/pixel resolution. Find out more here.
Not one, but three packs make up MegaScenery Earth’s coverage of the European powerhouse that is Germany; South, Central and North.
The newest MegaScenery Earth “Ultra-res City” covers more than just the eponymous byways of Pennsylvania’s capital from Bruce Springsteen’s song – if you’re a fan of the aircraft models by MAAM-SIM then you may well also want to visit the city of Reading, pictured above, where you’ll find the real…
When you buy a Mega Scenery Earth scenery, you download an entire US state as a photoreal scenery with high resolution textures with realistic elevations. The latest one covers Idaho. Along the scenery download link, PC Aviator adds more links to get a full set of PDF charts to enjoy…
If you’re a fan of things that go fast, usually in a straight line, then you’ll probably recognise the picture above, of Utah’s famous Bonneville Salt Flats. That’s not all there is to the state though. Utah has a wide variety of terrain to explore, with valleys, mesas, high plains,…
Colorado is home to a number of the best skiing resorts in the United States, as well as some fantastic vistas and the Mile High City itself, Denver. The state as a whole is well over 100,000 square miles, but due to the terrain, only(!?) has 272 aiports. It makes…
When posting MegaScenery Earth scenery news articles, we always try and open with an interesting fact about the state being covered. With Nebraska, that was a bit of a challenge. The state is mainly famous for the people born there – according to a search, both Gerald Ford and Malcolm…
Kansas is big. Very big. It’s also really quite flat for the most part, but flat doesn’t have to mean uninteresting. If nothing else, as the picture above shows, it’s home to one of the most prolific aviation companies of all time, in form of Cessna Aircraft. To give the…
More than just a Rodgers & Hammerstein musical, the US state of Oklahoma lies north of Texas, also sharing borders with Arkasas, Kansas, Colorado and New Mexico. As ever, PC Aviator provide a couple of useful statistics, to advertise the 50cm/pixel photoreal scenery, this time including 69,899 square miles of…