Details

Edité par

SKYLINE SIMULATIONS

Vendu par

SKYLINE SIMULATIONS

Taille

1.03GB

Langue

English

Disponible depuis

2022-02-24

Version

1.0

PID

16321

Description

ICAO: KAST Astoria Regional Airport for MSFS 2020 is a civil and military airport

in Warrenton Astoria (Oregon). The airport is the home of Coast Guard Air Station

Of 870 acres and 15 feet of elevation and two asphalt runways.

Runways: 8/26 5,795 and 14/32 4,996 feet.

US Coast Guard can serve helicopters and military aircrafts

Fly above Astoria and enjoy the night view with perfect landmarks like

the Astoria Column, the Light House and the famous Megler Bridge!

A piece of art airport, developed by the latest technology methods

CODE: AST Elevation: 4.4m – 14.3 feet Oregon

Requis

Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020

Microsoft Windows

CPU: Dual Core i3, i5, i7 at 3 GHz or faster

RAM: 8 GB RAM

Graphics card: 2.68 GB VRAM (4 GB+ VRAM recommended)

Download-Size: UHD 2.0 GB Total

Avis

Total des Avis

2

Name: KAST - ASTORIA REGIONAL MSFS
Brand: Skyline Simulations
SKU: 16321
Price: 15.90 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 2 (2 reviews)

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2022-12-06

It's not awful, but it is low quality for MSFS. The PBR is terrible. Hangar doors shouldn't reflect light like a piece of shined aluminium. The bridge that they tout is fine, but they didn't even bother to put an exclusion in the scenery so the old tiny bridge is still there. The lighthouse doesn't sit on flat ground, so it floats in the air on a cliff. There are so many issues that it definitely feels like they just ported this over and dropped it into MSFS. I bought their Cincinnati scenery for Xplane and it was also a giant hot mess. I should have known better. I would say do NOT buy this unless you really really want Astoria airport and don't care too much about quality

2022-06-29

Actually a nice airport, but with an annoying model error. There is a kind of handrail hovering above a building, destroying the immersion. I wrote them, explaining in what library file the faulty model is (you can find it with ModelConverterX) and was also asking, if the bridge model can be stored separately, since it is way too small and there is a nice freeware bridge that I‘d rather use. I didn’t even get an answer from them. That’s far from being a good customer service! The model error is there from the beginning and no attempt to solve it yet…