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ISAFJORDUR X FSX

€ 11.99

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MSK PRODUCTIONS
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MSK PRODUCTIONS
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83.20MB
Disponible depuis
2013-11-13
PID
7998

Ísafjörður Airport (IATA: IFJ, ICAO: BIIS) is situated in Westfjords, Northwestern part of Iceland.
The Airport resides at an elevation of 8 feet above sea level and it comprises of a single runway 08/26 with the measurements 1400x30 m.
It has one of the most difficult approaches for landing due to mountains in the approach path of runway 08.

Features:

Accurate and highly detailed rendition of Isafjordur Airport and city landscape with seasonal variation.
Custom made vegetation (volumetric grass).
Custom photoscenery.
Approach over the town of Isafjordur.
Visual treat with great frame rates.
Volumetric Shadows on all airport buildings.
Small details such as birds and dense autogen population.

Note: Only for DX9

Mots clés

IFJ

BIIS

Requis

FSX-SP2/Acceleration with DX9

€ 11.99

Details

Edité par

MSK PRODUCTIONS
Vendu par

MSK PRODUCTIONS
Taille
83.20MB
Disponible depuis
2013-11-13
PID
7998

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Name: ISAFJORDUR X FSX
Brand: MSK productions
SKU: 7998
Price: 11.99 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4 (1 reviews)

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2015-01-17

Reasonable upgrade to my existing FTX Global scenery. airport surroundings including the town is modeled more accurately than either FTX or AS Iceland X alone. Especially important is that the terrain elevation is better than those two, making takeoff from Runway 08 less of a problem. Downside is that this scenery conflicts with AS iceland X. Enabling both will cause the runway surface to be messed up and unusable. Workaround is to deselect AS in the scenery library. Another limitation is that this scenery covers only 'one valley' distance from the airport. For some reason, FTX and AS only have snow land class for the surrounding area irrespective of the season. With summer Isafjordur loaded, it is easy to see the abrupt jump from all-green local texture to the all-white distant ones. At higher altitude this is especially painfully obvious.