For fans of Orbx's Pacific Northwest scenery package (available separately) this new airport add-on for the region will be a must-have item!
FTX Skagit Regional Airport includes all the usual scenery features expected in an Orbx release, as well as the new NatureFlow technology. The natural beauty of the area is accented in this scenery package, while at the same time, its character is captured with scenery that is as photo-real as the actual airport and surrounding area.
NOTE: This is an Orbx FTX airport, and as such a copy of Orbx FTX NA BLUE Pacific Northwest must be installed prior to use.
The bush flyer's hub!
With Orcas to the north, Anacortes to the west, and eastward down the Skagit Valley to Concrete and Darrington. Hugh Johnston's Skagit Regional truly is the center of the bush flyer zone near Seattle, and what an FBO to call home!
With beautifully accurate modeling Hugh has become known for following his Cessnock and Canberra airports Downunder, his debut for PNW is a true gem!
Featuring exquisite details around the airport including custom modeled vehicles, tractors, refueling stations and much more, the scenery also offers a massive, tightly annotated, fully seasonal photoreal area which encompasses the mudflats to the west, tulip farms nearby, a freeway overpass and seamless integration with Jarrad Marshall's 74S Anacortes.
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Fly the hub of PNW now!
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Over 115sq km of fully annotated scenery!
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Samish and Pandilla Bay mudflats at 1m
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Fully seasoned trees and plants
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TextureFlow for great performance!
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Includes PeopleFlow animated characters
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Includes the brand new NatureFlow tech!
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Custom made ground poly incl. hard winter
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Bonus WN51 Bayview Farm Airstrip
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Seamlessly joins Orbx 74S Anacortes
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Unbelievable level of object detail!
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Expert 5 seasons color matched imagery
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Developed by Hugh Johnston (YCNK, YSCB)
Add FTX Skagit Regional Airport to your Pacific Northwest or USA FTX Collection now!
This boxed DVD version requires no online activation, online wrapper or registration. Just insert the DVD into your drive, run the installer, and away you go!
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