FSX. Largest addon scenery ever for FSX. Dozens of stations and ice runways. McMurdo impressive installations and runway...
LIMESIM and AEROSOFT
ANTARCTICA X
HOT TEST
The bad :
* FSX limitation : FSX did not design accurately the south Pole, so Antarctica X cannot, neither.
* The choosen solution Scenery + Aircraft = high price
* No animals (or very few).
The good :
* Three years of work, 7 highly detailed bases and dozens of ice runways.
The opportunity to discover for the first time in virtual flight simulation, this seclusive "continent"
* A lot of aircrafts and chopers can be used here. Icebers, islands, montains, short runways, very large ice runways..
* Expecting an update to enhance more and more this huge scenery.
* Challenging flights due to lack of ATC, navaids, due to weather, runways conditions..etc.
* Three years of work, 7 highly detailed bases and dozens of ice runways.
The opportunity to discover for the first time in virtual flight simulation, this seclusive "continent"
* A lot of aircrafts and chopers can be used here. Icebers, islands, montains, short runways, very large ice runways..
* Expecting an update to enhance more and more this huge scenery.
* Challenging flights due to lack of ATC, navaids, due to weather, runways conditions..etc.
Enroute from Isla Rey Jorge to Mariambo
Enroute from Isla Rey Jorge to Mariambo
Enroute from Isla Rey Jorge to Mariambo
Mariambo runway
Marambio base from Argentina
DHC-6 Twin Otter
The DHC 6 Twin-otter virtual cockpit
Scott station, not very far from McMurdo.
McMurdo gigantic runway and ice apron !
Caseay station
In some areas, you can see a mix of
FSX classical synthesized textures and photoreal ones.
Around Mario Zuchelli Station.
Somewhere around Mario Zuchelli Station
Some charts available on the manual.
More shots here :
Hot test is copyrighted, Airdailyx dec. 2011
1 comment:
I did not realise that Antarctica was so big! Flights between bases using the Twin Otter or similar can take several hours! You'll need a big overcoat!
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