Drzewiecki Design

Polish developer Drzewiecki Design has released their Tokyo Narita Airport (RJAA) for P3D V4.5+ and V5. The project was originally announced as a whole Tokyo landscape including both Haneda (RJTT) and Narita (RJAA) airports, and has moved on to what will apparently be two separate products, in which Haneda will be the one including some Tokyo landmarks.

The Narita Airport scenery concentrates on the airport and its immediate surrounding. This version includes a detailed modeling, PBR materials, weather and time dependant dynamic lighting, detailed terrain mesh. It represents the airport in its current layout, which has evolved quite a lot over the past decades and where other sceneries had became outdated.

Scenery developer Drzewiecki Design has taken to Facebook to announce they the first product they will release will be Moscow Landmarks for Microsoft Flight Simulator. The team say that the product will be made up of nearly 1000 custom-made buildings within the metropolitan area.

The new product, which will be released tomorrow, builds greatly on the current default simulator’s rendition of the city of Moscow. Drzewiecki Design said that Microsoft Flight Simulator includes just two custom landmarks in the region, whilst this product will add a lot more to make the city more lifelike and believable.

Drzewiecki Design is wishing to make the product available via the Microsoft Flight Simulator Marketplace, but right now don’t have the means to do so. That said, in the meantime, they will release Moscow Landmarks via their usual distribution channels, such as simMarket. Upon release, we’ll let you know.

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