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Flight One Software presents... Islands Of The West Indies Showcase Take a tour the Caribbean in Islands of the West Indies for Flight Simulator 2004. Clear blue waters, lush tropical jungles, and white sandy beaches are awaiting the simmer in their first destination. Welcome to the Caribbean and Chris Wilkes' Islands of the West Indies Scenery Series for Flight Simulator 2004. The
Islands of the West Indies series, features accurate "mesh terrain"
elevation data, hand colored and rendered bitmaps, extensive night
lighting effects and completely custom renditions of all the airports
in the region. All photos are super high-resolution, in 24 bit colors. |
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Islands Of The West Indies for Flight Simulator 2004 This scenery package has been more than 4 years in the making. If you have followed it's progress through previous volumes, you will know that it affords the sim-pilot the opportunity to fly over 700,000 square miles of the Caribbean. This area has been sadley neglected in the default scenery, until now. "Islands of the West Indies" offers hundreds of hours of entertainment as you work your way south from Hispaniola to the shores of South America. Tropical trade winds, coral reefs, palm fringed beaches and warm friendly people await you as you fly low and slow exploring this paradise. |
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Besides the great scenery that you can fly and discover with this series, Islands of the West Indies includes some additional special features. Users will find the PDF documentation that comes with Islands of the West Indies, includes history and information on each of the islands, as well as an airport guide for all the airports in each volume. |
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Islands
Of The West Indies Video Below you will find a great video showcasing the Islands Of The West Indies scenery series in action with Flight Simulator 2004. The videos require Microsoft Windows Media Player 9.0 to view. |
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Islands
Of The West Indies for FS2004 can be purchased immediately through Flight1.com
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Here for the direct link to the download edition.
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