Post by lostsoulsoftexas on Aug 9, 2012 10:29:29 GMT -5
Hi Good People,
Been a bit quite on the Ford Tri-Motor Project front for the last couple of months - I had to digress into a special project for one of the major FS companies - but back to the Ford Project with a big batch of Vega liveries and 3 new scenery packs ready for your entertainment.
30 new Vega liveries released from 11 July 2012 till now.
And, three new scenery packs. Consisting of 2 historical packs and one "fantasy" pack.
The historical ones are:
(1) Konigsberg - released on the 17 July 2012
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(2) Danzig - Released on the 01 August 2012- this one included a pack of 7 AI sets.
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(3) St Pauls Island - this is a fantasy rendition of a island fishing village and airfield
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Feel free to pop on over to the Ford-Tri-Motor site - check out the Vega's and the Scenery on their relevant pages - lots and lots of hard work by both Edward and I to generate this FREE stuff for your enjoyment.
Hope there is something in the recent batch that will enrich your flight sim experiences.
For those that are not aware of the Ford-Tri-Motor project - it has been building for a couple of years and there is now well over 500 liveries for several aircraft and 17 different scenery packs now available - all for FREE - just a couple of dedicated fanatics generating all of this with the occassional input by some experts in various fields such as Sid Schwarts with some seriously good quality models for the Ford Airfield project. And he spent a bucket of time teaching me how to make my own models for simming. - that opened a Pandora's box for me and I am having a great deal of fun making and converting models :-)
Anyway - pop on over and trawl around the Ford-Tri-Motor Site and hopefully you will get some enjoyment out of what is available.
PS - if you have the time and inclination feel free to spread the word to others you feel might enjoy the fruits of the project. Visitors and downloads helps inspire us to continue with the project.
Regards and happy simming
Garry J. Smith and Edward C. Moore.