Entries categorized as ‘Alaska’
Last night, I had the chance to take a rare sim flight for pure pleasure. I’ve been amassing some advanced add-ons for FSX lately, and I thought it was high time I gave ‘em all a go. What I got was absolute digital magic. (more…)
Categories: Alaska · Bush Flying · FSX · FSX SP2 · FSX Scenery · Flight Simulator · Tongass Fjords X
Tagged: Active Sky Advanced, ASA, Bushpilot, FSX, FSX Scenery, Holger Sandmann, Lionheart, Pekka, Real Environment Extreme, REX, Tongass Fjords, Tongass Fjords X
Last Sunday I had the opportunity to do an interview with Eric McClintock and Mark Stewart of FSBreak, the weekly podcast. I was a little nervous about it. After all, I’ve never done radio or audio interviews before. Turns out I needn’t have worried. It was great fun, and we had a good chat about a wide range of FS scenery topics.
Give it at listen!
Categories: Aerosoft · Alaska · Announcements · Dillingham · Emma Field · FSX · FSX Scenery · Flight Simulator · Hawaii · Tongass Fjords X
Tagged: Eric McClintock, Flightsim Podcast, FS Scenery, FSBreak, FSX, Mark Stewart, MS Flight Sim
Yep, it’s finally time. After years of development and months of testing, a big patch of SE Alaska is finally available for you FSX bush pilots… (more…)
Categories: Alaska · Bush Flying · FSX · FSX Scenery · Flight Simulator · My FS Products · Tongass Fjords X
Tagged: Alaska, Alaska Bush Flying, Bill Womack, Bush Pilots, FSAddon, FSX, FSX Scenery, Holger Sandmann, Tongass Fjords, Tongass Fjords X
We are soooooooooo close now! Tongass Fjords X is in beta, and thanks to our eagle-eyed team, we’re squashing bugs and getting things tidied up for a release soon. In the meantime, our “staff photographer”, Nick Churchill, has been lensing around the beta of Sitka. Is there anything this guy can’t make look even better? Here are a few from his most recent shoot.
Categories: Alaska · Bush Flying · Tongass Fjords X
Tagged: FS, FSX, FSX Scenery, Holger Sandmann, Nick Churchill, Sitka, Tongass Fjords
Sometimes when I’m deep in a scenery project, I forget to say hi now and then to my blog readers. Very sorry for that, but at least I have a decent excuse… Tongass Fjords for FSX is nearing completion. Originally, I thought all I would do would be to update a few models to FSX standards and hit “export”, then toss it over the wall to our virtual bush-flying fans. Then Holger Sandmann found some great aerial shots of Sitka, Alaska and I ended up going much deeper into re-working the town than I expected.
Now the same has happened with Petersburg. I got some more shots from a few guys who frequent the Sim-Outhouse forums, and that helped me get a better idea of what the harborfront is like there, so I dove into adding some more models. I’ve attached a few shots to show how things stand now. Soon, my friends! Very soon…
Categories: 3D Graphics · Alaska · Bush Flying · FSX · FSX SP2 · FSX Scenery · My FS Products · Tongass Fjords X
Tagged: Alaska, Flight Simulator Scenery, FSX, FSX Scenery, Tongass Fjords
After mulling over our options for a while now, Jon Patch and I have decided to cancel our plans to create Vancouver Int’l Airport for FSX. The reasons are many, but primarily for me it came down to priorities. I’m working on Emma Field X and Tongass Fjords at the moment. Both are small fields with a lot of character, which is the sort of project I enjoy most. I’m looking forward to putting my full efforts behind those projects for now. Jon is also hip-deep in some new modeling for the upcoming Misty Fjords X, so you’ll be getting a lot of new goodies from both of us soon enough!
Categories: Alaska · Bush Flying · Emma Field · FSX · FSX Scenery · My FS Products · Vancouver Plus
Tagged: CYVR, FSX, FSX Scenery, Jon Patch, Vancouver
For anyone who’s ever been tempted by the wide open spaces of Alaska by air, this blog entry is for you. The sight of those Cubs all parked side by side on a sandbar… it’s a bush flyer’s dream. I was especially tickled to see a pic of Petersburg, an airport I’ve modeled for FS previously, in the Tongass Fjords project. Enjoy! Thanks Simflight for bringing this post to my attention.
Categories: Alaska · Bush Flying · Flying in the Real World